Residential Garbage Collection
Set out and manage residential garbage service information.
No active demonstration emergencyThis procurement concept does not fabricate live incident data.
Emergency information →The digital front door to High RiverWhat can we
What can we
help you do?
Search in everyday language or start with a common Town task. You should not need to know the department before you can get something done.
Most requested services
All Town services →The fastest path to everyday Town tasks.
Structured service content keeps the answer, action, responsible area and official source connected.
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Moving Information
Connect or disconnect utilities and find Town information when moving.
Property Taxes and Tax Supports
Find authoritative property tax, support and payment information.
Submit Permits Online
Start from the Town’s official permit submission pathway.
Road Closures & Traffic Impacts
Find current road closures and construction impacts published by the Town.
Recreation Schedules & Rates
Find recreation schedules and current rates from Leisure Services.
Program Guide & Registration
Browse the Town’s program guide and registration pathway.
Business Licences
Apply for or cancel a business licence using the Town’s official business pathway.
My High River
Save the services you use.
Shortcuts stay on this device. No account or tracking profile required.
Choose ☆ Save beside a service.
What’s happening in High River
Current status centre →Current information, not content clutter.
News, events and service changes are separated by purpose but brought together when residents need context.
Financial self-service transition
The Town is transitioning from Citizen Self Service to a new Financial Self-Service Portal. Some online services are temporarily unavailable during implementation.
Current Town information →Curbside recycling starts October 2026
The Town says the new curbside recycling program will be managed by Circular Materials beginning October 1, 2026, with first collection tentatively scheduled for October 12.
Current recycling information →Back-to-School Safety: Slow Down, Stay Alert, Share the Road
Town safety update published September 1, 2026.
Read update →NewsTown Launching New Financial Self-Service Portal
Town update on the transition from Citizen Self Service to a new financial self-service portal.
Read update →EventTerry Fox Run/Walk
Upcoming event listed by the Town for September 20, 2026.
View event →Event5th Annual Brian Chipchase Show and Shine
Upcoming event listed by the Town for September 27, 2026.
View event →EventRhythms for Rowan
Upcoming event listed by the Town for November 7, 2026.
View event →Your Town at a glance
Useful context before the next click.
CouncilNext meeting & agenda
Use the authoritative meeting source for the current schedule and documents.
View Council meetings →Town statusNo demo incident activeAuthorized production alerts can take priority across the experience.
Open status centre →WasteCurbside recycling transitionNew service information and official collection guidance.
Waste & recycling →ProjectsUnderstand what is changingProjects, construction context and authoritative source links.
Explore projects →Projects & construction
Open project explorer →What. Where. Why. Status.
A municipal project should explain the public impact, not just publish a PDF.
Community recreation
Skatepark redesign
Phase 2 is seeking grant and community partnership opportunities before moving forward.
Official project update →MobilityHigh Country Drive Corridor Study
Council will consider the completed study for future capital budget and priority planning.
Official study page →InfrastructureMajor construction projects
Open the Town’s authoritative construction updates and map source.
Current Town projects →Maps & GIS
Explore map architecturePut services and projects in place.
The production architecture can bring authoritative facilities, parks, road impacts, projects and development layers into a consistent municipal map experience.
Council & governance
Make civic participation approachable.
Residents should be able to move from the next Council meeting to agendas, minutes, policies and ways to participate without learning the records system first.
Authoritative meeting recordsCivicWeb remains the official meeting source.
The reference experience improves discovery and context without duplicating potentially stale meeting data.
Open CivicWeb →Community story
Modern municipal government without losing small-town humanity.
High River’s current identity is people-first: community, landscape, natural spaces, Western heritage, resilience and a recognizable local character. The service portal should feel like the place it serves.
I live hereEveryday resident services →I run a businessBusiness & development →I’m visitingExplore High River →
Discover the community layer →High River AnswersAsk naturally.
Ask naturally.
Verify everything.
The current reference implementation retrieves source-backed Town content and deliberately refuses unsupported municipal guidance. No external generative AI is required.
Try High River AnswersHow do I get a building permit?
Source-grounded responseStart with the verified permit pathway
Connect the resident to the appropriate Town guidance and official submission source.
Official source attached✓ No invented fee or policy
Designed beyond launch day
Open evaluator mode →A website today. A municipal service platform for the next decade.
Structured Drupal content, workflow, search, document discovery, forms, emergency communications, GIS readiness and Canadian-resident production architecture sit behind the public experience.
WCAG 2.2 AA targetEmergency modeDocument-content search architectureEntra SSO readyCanadian production architectureEnterprise integration boundaries