Edmonton Metropolitan Region Growth Plan

Spruce Grove is one of 25 member municipalities of the Edmonton Metropolitan Region Board. Planning policy in these municipalities must comply with the Edmonton Metropolitan Region Growth Plan.

Urban Forest Management Plan 

Looks at the biodiversity of city forest stands and identifies potential threats to these stands.

• Volume 1: Documentation
• Volume 2: Map Folio
• Addendum: East Campsite Forest

Stormwater Management Plan

Focuses on the use of stormwater management facilities to ensure water quantity is controlled and released at acceptable rates, and to ensure acceptable water quality within the ponds.

• 2024 Stormwater Master Plan
• Appendix A Stormwater Network Database
• Appendix B Existing System Detailed Modelling Results ( 5 Year, 4 Hour)B
• Appendix C Existing System Detailed Modelling Results ( 100 Year, 4 Hour)
• Appendix D Existing System Detailed Modelling Results ( 100 Year, 24 Hour)
• Appendix E Flood Hazard Risk Assessment Map Book
• Appendix F Detailed Cost Estimates Existing System Upgrading Considerations
• Appendix G Detailed Cost Estimate Proposed Stormwater Management System

Air Quality Monitoring Pilot

The City of Spruce Grove participated in a sponsored one-year outdoor air quality monitoring pilot, which collected data from March 5, 2024 to March 24, 2025. Liveable Cities, Innovative Solutions Canada & Environment and Climate Change Canada sponsored many municipalities across Canada, providing them with the air quality sensors and the monitoring for a one-year period at no cost to the municipality.

For the pilot, twenty-six (26) outdoor air quality sensors (SLX-PARTICULATE) were installed by FORTIS on FORTIS owned street lights throughout the City. The sensors recorded fine particulate matter in the air (PM2.5 and PM10).

At the conclusion of the trial, the City decided to end the pilot, remove the sensors, and export the collected data.