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May 26, 2012 - First Annual Clean Up Day! First Annual Clean Up Day May 26, 2012 Town of Three Hills Administration, Staff and Council will be instituting the First Annual Volunteer Clean Up Day on May 26, 2012 Administration, Staff and Council members, along with other volunteers, will be travelling the back alleys and removing, for FREE, any rubbish that has been placed in a conspicuous place. Please note that rubbish will be limited to regular household rubbish. Appliances, furniture and other large, cumbersome items will not...

Chevelle Tickets - ON SALE NOW! Three Hills Centennial Cruise Nite Cabaret Featuring the Chevelles, Three Hills Curling Rink, Saturday, June 2, 2012, 9PM to 1AM, 18 & older       Tickets: $10.00 advance purchase - $15.00 at the door Tickets on sale NOW! 

TEMPORARY FRONT RESIDENTIAL GARBAGE COLLECTION April 9, 2012 to May 21, 2012   Starting April 9, 2012, for 6 weeks, all regularly scheduled Wednesday and Thursday residential garbage collection will be from the STREET and not the alley or lane. This temporary change in garbage collection is the result of larger than normal accumulations of snow in our alleys and lanes, and with the arrival of spring like temperatures, this decision to temporarily move garbage collection to the street was also to prevent the deterioration of our gravelled...

Burning Bylaw Amendments Please note that as per Council Resolution on the 13th of February 2012, seasonal clean up fires are no longer permitted within the Town of Three Hills. Seasonal clean up fires is defined as a fire consisting of leaves, brush and other vegetation and was previously permitted in the months of April, May, September and October. Please note that the Town of Three Hills will continue to provide residents with an alternative of disposing of their vegetative waste by taking it to the Three Hills Recycling...

Call for residential photos If residents have any photos that they would like to share on the Town website, please forward the photos to Tina Ward at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  

Pet Information Bylaw No. 1165-99: Number of Pets: You may have no more than 2 dogs or 4 cats (or other pets) in one residence without special permission from Council.  “Household” Pets: As per the Town Bylaw, household pets are defined as dogs, cats, hamsters, rabbits, gerbils, domestic mice, budgies, parakeets, and cockatiels. If you wish to have a pet that is outside of the defined list, you will need to write to Council requesting special permission. Written request should be accompanied with written approval...