The 67th Street / 30 Avenue Roundabout will be a construction zone all summer!

From the City of Red Deer

Construction detours at 67 Street/30 Avenue roundabout

Starting May 28, there will be lane closures and detours in place at the 67 Street/30 Avenue roundabout.

Crews will be reinstalling a sanitary pipe connection as part of warranty repairs related to the previously installed underground infrastructure.

Throughout the work, the following lane closure/detours will be in place:

 The dedicated turning lane from eastbound 67 Street to southbound 30 Avenue will be closed. Drivers can continue to turn south through the roundabout.
 Upon exiting the roundabout on westbound 67 Street, two lanes will merge into one lane. This single lane will then detour around a work site on the median.
 The pedestrian trail on the south side of 67 Street will be closed. Pedestrians will be detoured to the north side of 67 Street.Please see the attached detour map for more information.
This closure is expected to last for up to three months, but is weather dependent.

Related Topics:City of Red Deer feature Road Construction

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Published on October 23, 2025

City of Red Deer

Showing official results for: Mayor of The City of Red Deer

#	Candidate Name	Votes	Percentage
1	JEFFERIES, Cindy	6237	41%
2	SCOTT, Gareth	3483	23%
3	DOERKSEN, Victor	3143	20%
4	LEE, Lawrence	2215	14%
5	GALLAGHER, John	298	2%
	Rejected Ballots	0	0%

Showing official results for: Councillor of The City of Red Deer

#	Candidate Name	Votes	Percentage
1	BRISBOIS, Tristin	6703	7%
2	CURTIS, Cassandra	6422	7%
3	KRAHN, Chad	6249	7%
4	BARNSTABLE, Kraymer	6235	7%
5	WYNTJES, Dianne	6069	7%
6	TWEEDLE, Jaelene	5635	6%
7	GOODWIN, Adam	5290	6%
8	BURUMA, Bruce	5241	6%
9	GOULET-JONES, Calvin	5050	5%
10	HUIZING, Hans	4810	5%
11	BOUCHARD, Brandon	4528	5%
12	MACDONALD, Ashley Jason	3832	4%
13	BUCHANAN, Buck	3660	4%
14	MOHAMOUD, Zainab	3478	4%
15	SYPKES, Thomas	3459	4%
16	BECK, Gabriel	3370	4%
17	PARKS, Gail	2809	3%
18	YZERMAN, Calvin	2265	2%
19	WILE, Haley	1986	2%
20	COMÉTE, Christian	1843	2%
21	KLERKS, Kevin M.	1699	2%
22	ROBINSON, Don	1296	1%
23	MARTIN, Greg	656	1%
24	KLYWAK, Anthony	444	0%
	Rejected Ballots	0	0%

Showing official results for: Trustee of the Red Deer Public School Division

#	Candidate Name	Votes	Percentage
1	SOMMERS, Angela	3320	9%
2	BUCHANAN, Nicole	3180	9%
3	MACAULAY, Dianne	3119	8%
4	WATTERS, Jim	3038	8%
5	BAIRD SMITH, Emilee	2753	7%
6	DAVIES, Nathan	2749	7%
7	DALSTRA, Jason	2722	7%
8	CHRISTENSEN, Sheri	2701	7%
9	PARKER, Jenessa	2581	7%
10	PEACOCKE, Cathy	2573	7%
11	WILLIAMS, Danielle	2342	6%
12	ODISHAW, Shelley Lynn	2187	6%
13	SYMONS, Jessica	1881	5

Trustee of the Red Deer Catholic Separate School Division, Red Deer Area Ward

#	Candidate Name	Votes	Percentage
1	ANDREW, Chris	2020	14%
2	MACDONALD, Brenda	1354	10%
3	REED, Martin (Marty)	1082	8%
4	LEYSON, Cynthia	1050	8%
5	HUBER, Emily	1037	7%
6	HOLLMAN, Murray	1036	7%
7	DONOVAN, Matthew	1021	7%
8	GROENEN, John	974	7%
9	STEEVES, Rod	921	7%
10	PASULA, Kim	911	7%
11	BECK, Gabriel	825	6%
12	HUNTER, Ashley	811	6%

Plan Ahead: Voting May Take a Little Longer This Election Day

Published on October 20, 2025

City of Red Deer

News release from the City of Red Deer

Voters are encouraged to plan their vote and allow a little extra time at the polls this Election Day, Monday, October 20.

Because this year’s election uses Alberta’s new Permanent Elector Registry, voting may take slightly longer than in previous years. Municipalities are required to provide updated voter information back to the province after the election. As a result, many voters will be asked to complete an Elector Register Form (Form 13) at the voting station — even if they are already registered to vote. This ensures that voter information is accurate and up to date. Once the registry information has been updated, all forms are securely shredded.

Additionally, the Permanent Elector Registry is not shared with local school boards, so anyone voting for a School Board Trustee must also complete an Elector Register Form (Form 13).

We appreciate voters’ patience as our election teams work to ensure every eligible voter can cast their ballot accurately and securely. Once the voting process begins, most voters complete their vote in about 10 minutes.

To help avoid lineups, voters can visit Red Deer Elections website to check real-time wait times at each voting station and choose the location with the shortest line.

Anyone who arrives at a polling station and joins a line before 8 p.m. will be able to vote.

Thank you for your understanding and for taking the time to make your voice heard in Red Deer’s 2025 Municipal and School Board Election.