Vulcan County is currently seeking applications from members of the local farming and ranching community to fill an upcoming vacancy on the Agricultural Service Board (ASB) Advisory Committee.

As one of the current Member-at-Large positions reaches the end of its three-year term, the County is looking for an individual with a strong understanding of the agricultural industry and a passion for supporting agriculture in Vulcan County.

The Agricultural Service Board Advisory Committee provides valuable input and recommendations on agricultural matters affecting the municipality. Committee membership includes Vulcan County ratepayers who are actively engaged in, or thoroughly familiar with, the agricultural industry.

The successful applicant will serve a three-year term and participate in approximately four meetings per year, typically held on Tuesday mornings. Members may also have the opportunity to attend the annual three-day Agricultural Service Board Conference, with the location varying each year.

Members-at-Large are compensated for reasonable travel, subsistence, and out-of-pocket expenses incurred while attending board meetings and conferences.

Individuals interested in learning more about Agricultural Service Boards are encouraged to visit the ASB website.
Applications can be downloaded here or obtained through the County office.

For additional information, please contact the Director of Agricultural Services at 403-485-3103.

Application Deadline:
Friday, June 12, 2026, at 12:00 p.m.

Update June 3, 2026

A high streamflow advisory remains in effect for the Bow River, and higher than normal flows continue on the Little Bow River.  Rain is expected to continue through to Wednesday morning.

Please use caution:

• Stay away from creeks, rivers, and low-lying areas
• Do not drive through flooded or washed-out roads
• Monitor water levels near your property, especially in low-lying areas or near watercourses

Vulcan County Regional Emergency Management Partnership is closely monitoring forecasts from the Alberta River Forecast Centre. At this time, there is no Flood Warning in effect for Vulcan County, but conditions may change quickly.

Please stay informed and use caution.

For the most up to date information on river flows within the province, please visit:  https://rivers.alberta.ca/

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Road Conditions

The heavy rainfall may result in deteriorating road conditions throughout the region. Vulcan County road maintenance crews are actively assessing roads and responding to issues as they arise. Crews are working diligently to address concerns; however, progress may be limited while rainfall continues.

Residents who encounter road issues or have concerns are encouraged to report them by calling 403-485-6090. Reporting issues helps ensure they can be assessed and prioritized appropriately.

Vulcan County thanks residents for their patience and understanding as crews continue their work during this weather event.

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June 1, 2026

Vulcan County Regional Emergency Management Partnership is advising residents to exercise caution as a significant rainfall event continues across the region.

Weather forecasts indicate that up to 100 mm of rain, with higher localized amounts possible, is expected through Wednesday morning. As a result, water levels are rising in local creeks and rivers, including the Little Bow River and the Bow River.

At this time, no Flood Warning is in effect for Vulcan County; however, conditions can change rapidly, and residents are encouraged to stay informed and remain vigilant.

Safety Reminders

Residents are asked to:

• Stay away from creeks, rivers, and other watercourses
• Avoid low-lying areas that may be prone to flooding
• Never drive through flooded or washed-out roads
• Monitor water levels near their property, particularly if located in low-lying areas or near waterways

The Vulcan County Regional Emergency Management Partnership is closely monitoring conditions and forecasts from the Alberta River Forecast Centre.