Municipal Election 2025
Keep informed for the upcoming Town of Two Hills Municipal Election 2025. See guide books and resourses to accompany you along the way to becoming apart of Two Hills Town Council. Social Media toolkit, Municipal Affairs Guide, and General Election Guide.
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Important Dates for Perspective Nominees
September 22 @ 12 noon - Nomination Forms Due
September 23 @ 12 noon - Official Nomination List is Public
October 20 - ELECTION
October 27 - Mandatory Training for ALL Elected Officials
October 28 @ 6:00pm - Organizational Meeting
October 28 @ 7:00pm - Regular Council Meeting
November 12-14 - AB Munis Annual Convention & Tradeshow, Calgary AB
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For any additional informaiton contact the Town Office info@townoftwohills.com or 780-657-3395.
GENERAL ELECTION INFORMATION PACKAGE
The General Election Information package for the Town of Two Hills 2025 Municipal Election is a comprehensive resource outlining key requirements and procedural details for candidates. It includes the Nomination paper and Candidate Acceptance; Nominatation Checklist, Campaign Disclosure Statement and Financial Statements and additional resourses.
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS CANDIDATE GUIDE
The guide delivers a detailed overview of the entire municipal candidacy process, including eligibility requirements, nomination procedures, campaign finance rules, election advertising restrictions, and post–election obligations under the Local Authorities Election Act and Municipal Government Act
SOCIAL MEDIA GUIDE FOR ELECTED OFFICIALS
"Social media is an important tool for elected officials. It’s essential for communicating directly with your constituents, and it’s also a useful way for people to get to know you, to see you as a person, not just through your role as a politician. It’s an excellent way to build your profile and your brand and to share your own story in ongoing, meaningful ways." - AB Municipal Guide
WHAT EVERY COUNCILOR NEEDS TO KNOW
The “What Every Councillor Needs to Know: A Council Member’s Handbook” (January 6, 2025 edition) is a concise 21‑page resource published by Alberta Municipal Affairs, tailored to help newly‑elected local councillors understand their role and responsibilities. It outlines the legal framework under the Municipal Government Act and Local Authorities Election Act, and details council dynamics, individual duties, ethical obligations, and the importance of collaborating effectively with the Chief Administrative Officer