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Eastlink Update

We have 4 council positions open for the next Redwood Meadows Election. Nomination day is September 18, 2024 Election day is October 21, 2024 Please consider putting your name forward to join the Redwood Team. Nomination forms are available at the Townsite office. Positions are a 2 year term

The smoke from neighbouring wildfires is pretty thick this morning (Thursday July 25, 2024). Please visit http://myhealth.alberta.ca/.../wildfire-smoke-health.aspx for information on dealing with smoke and your health. Do you have your emergency kit ready? Please make sure you and your family have a plan. visit www.getprepared.gc.ca/index-en.aspx to learn what what to do in case of a wildfire evacuation.

Please be aware there has been cougars spotted in Redwood over the last couple of weeks in several locations. Cougars and other wildlife are always on the move looking for prey, and there has been a recent deer kill in town. Fish & Wildlife has been made aware of the situation. We will continue to see increased activity in town as the deer become more and more domesticated. Do NOT feed the deer! Do NOT feed any wildlife(no matter how cute they are) Do NOT put out garbage or recycling the night before pick up. Keep attractants like fruit bearing bushes or trees off your property. As always, please be aware of your surroundings. With fawning season upon us, we will see an increase in predator activity. We also understand that those of you that read our updaters are engaged citizens who follow recommendations and rules. Reaching those that do not follow rules is a very challenging task. If you see something happening that makes our community unsafe, please let us know. We will do our best to help inform and educate. Our email updaters go out to more than 450 emails, but we can't force people to read them. please visit https://www.alberta.ca/living-with-wildlife for more information on living with wildlife

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