Information and Notices

For the Summer Village of Betula Beach

Organizational Council Meeting

Thursday August 28th, 2025 at 4:00 pm

Please contact administration@betulabeach.ca for more information.

Election 2025- Notice of Acclamation

Land Use Bylaw Review - Public Open House

If you were unable to attend the Land Use Bylaw Open House on July 28th, 2025 the link is attached below.

The deadline for feedback is August 25th, 2025.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnUwjLQYkTo

Gate Access

We’re in the process of updating our gate access system to enhance convenience and security for our residents. The new system will allow residents to use their smartphones for gate entry.

For those who do not use smartphones, existing gate fobs will remain a valid method of access.  Please email cao@betulabeach.ca if this is the case.

This marks the first phase of our system upgrade. Once testing is complete and the system is fully operational, we will provide further details and instructions.

To help ensure a smooth transition, we appreciate your time in filling out a form with the information we require to properly set everyone up in the system (link provided below). Your participation is important and greatly valued.

Gate Access System Setup Questionnaire:  https://forms.gle/wjPL2QYGL8GPoHv9A

Thank you for your cooperation and support.

FireSmart Neighborhood Awareness Workshop
The recording of the FireSmart Neighborhood Awareness Workshop is now ready to be viewed!

Click the Button to Learn more about FireSmart

Free FireSmart Home Assessments

Parkland County is now offering free FireSmart Home Assessments to residents of Parkland County, including the Summer Village of Betula Beach, and other Summer Villages.

County residents can get a free FireSmart Home Assessment to learn how to protect their homes from wildfires. Each assessment takes about 30-45 minutes, and it's important that you're there too. 

Our FireSmart experts will:

1.     Tour the outside of your house and yard for things that increase your risk during a wildfire.

2.     Provide a customized report based on what they see with actions on how to reduce the risk of damage by wildfire.

3.     Share helpful tips to make your home less susceptible to wildfires.

If you've completed the suggested safety improvements in the report, you can ask for another assessment later if you wish.

Visit Parkland County - Free FireSmart Home Assessments for more information!