🖊️ There's still time to fill out the 2026 Census of Agriculture. This data helps to provide an accurate picture of Canada’s agriculture sector, not just for governments but for your operation as well, since the data is made public. Learn more and fill yours out if you haven't yet at www.census.gc.ca #CensusOfAgriculture #Agriculture #CypressCounty Statistics Canada | Statistique Canada
Cypress County
Government Administration
Dunmore, Alberta 946 followers
Southeast Alberta's Playground
About us
Cypress County can be found in the very south east corner of Alberta. The majority of the County’s 1.3 million hectares are utilized for agricultural purposes, including high intensity irrigated cropping. Oil and gas activities plus Canadian Forces Base Suffield are other major components of the area’s economy. Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park is a major area tourist attraction. The county's 7,800-plus residents live on farms, in acreage subdivisions and in 10 small urban communities. Cypress County Council strives to provide programs and services that promote a rural lifestyle, while retaining an agricultural character.
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http://www.cypress.ab.ca
External link for Cypress County
- Industry
- Government Administration
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Dunmore, Alberta
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1985
- Specialties
- Government Orgainization
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Primary
Get directions
816 2 Avenue
Dunmore, Alberta T1B 0K3, CA
Employees at Cypress County
Updates
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👨🌾🏆 Many Farm Family of the Year recipients are recognized after generations of agricultural tradition. Ross and Arlene Stafford are being honoured for building their own. The Stafford family is Cypress County's Farm Family of the Year for 2026 after spending the past two decades establishing a ranching operation, raising a family, and becoming deeply involved in their community south of Irvine. “We're excited about it,” says Ross Stafford. “There's always opportunities if you look for them.” They will be honoured next week at the Calgary Stampede as a BMO Farm Family Award winner, then again July 24 at the Medicine Hat Exhibition & Stampede. 📰 Read the full story on our website: https://lnkd.in/eFY2aBAK #CypressCounty #farmfamilyoftheyear #BMOFarmFamily
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🏒🥌 Have your say on the proposed new recreation facility Cypress County is exploring the potential development of a new twin ice and curling recreation facility in Dunmore. The proposed facility would include two sheets of ice and six curling sheets, creating a regional space for recreation, sport, community gatherings, events, and future growth. More than a recreation facility, this project is envisioned as an anchor for development, a catalyst for opportunity, and a signal that Cypress County can build major projects in a professional, responsible, and timely way. 👉 Complete the survey and share your ideas: https://lnkd.in/eMbatN8C We saw some of you want to say a bit more: Email us at recreation@cypress.ab.ca with your thoughts! #CypressCounty #recreation #survey
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🚩 We're looking for a seasonal flagger. Flaggers direct vehicular and pedestrian traffic around construction zones, communicate with construction crews, equipment operators, and the public, assist with the setup and removal of traffic control devices, barriers, and signage, with a focus on safety. Learn more about this position and apply by July 1 at our website, https://lnkd.in/gWKurh4Q #CypressCounty #hiring
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🌾 We are inviting qualified consultants or consulting teams to submit proposals for an important new study focused on strengthening the long-term resilience of our agricultural sector. Through this project, Cypress County is looking to better understand how evolving trade conditions and tariffs are impacting local agriculture, while identifying new opportunities for growth through value-added agri-food processing and workforce development. The selected consultant will lead research, analysis, and engagement with producers, processors, industry partners, and training institutions to help shape a practical, forward-looking strategy for the region. Key areas of focus include: • Agricultural market and tariff impacts • Value-added processing opportunities • Infrastructure and feasibility assessment • Workforce needs and skills mapping • Training pathways and labour market alignment • A regional strategy for economic and workforce resilience This work will directly support long-term planning for a stronger, more diversified agri-food sector in Cypress County. Submission deadline: June 30, 2026 at 4 p.m. MT Submit proposals to: ecdev@cypress.ab.ca or drop off at the Cypress County Administration Building (Dunmore, AB) Full RFP details and submission requirements are available at www.cypress.ab.ca/p/rfps If you’re a firm with experience in agricultural economic development, workforce planning, or agri-food systems, we encourage you to review and apply. #CypressCounty #Agriculture #study #economicdevelopment
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🖥️ There's a new role to fill at Cypress County: Administrative Assistant You'll work with our General Manager of Community Services, providing administrative, records management, and coordination support across a diverse range of functions, including emergency management, policy development, training administration, stakeholder engagement, and community service initiatives. 🌐 Learn more and apply before July 12 at https://lnkd.in/gWKurh4Q #CypressCounty #nowhiring #administration
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📰 CYPRESS COUNTY RECEIVES $222,000 TO STRENGTHEN AGRIFOOD RESILIENCE AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT DUNMORE, ALTA. – Cypress County has secured $222,000 in funding through the Canada-Alberta Workforce Resilience Initiative to help strengthen the region's agrifood sector in response to evolving trade conditions and tariff pressures. The project will support a comprehensive strategy focused on two key areas: assessing value-added agri-food processing opportunities and developing a workforce strategy to support future industry growth within Cypress County. “Cypress County's agricultural sector is a cornerstone of our economy, and this funding provides an important opportunity to proactively prepare for changing market conditions,” said Mayor Dan Hamilton. “By exploring value-added processing opportunities and developing a skilled local workforce, we can help create new opportunities for producers, support business growth, and strengthen the long-term resilience of our region.” Through the initiative, Cypress County will work with producers, industry stakeholders, educational institutions, and municipal partners to better understand the impacts of tariffs on locally grown crops and beef while identifying opportunities to keep more agricultural products within the region for processing and value-added production. The project will include research and engagement activities to better understand the impacts of tariffs on local agricultural products while identifying opportunities for value-added processing within Cypress County. Work will include producer engagement, market analysis, evaluation of processing technologies, infrastructure assessments, and supply chain considerations to help identify practical opportunities to diversify markets, support local processing, and strengthen economic resilience. The initiative will also focus on ensuring Cypress County has the workforce capacity needed to support future agrifood processing opportunities. This work will include a workforce needs assessment, identification of skills and training gaps, review of existing training programs, and development of a long-term workforce roadmap. The project will explore opportunities to integrate agrifood workforce development into local schools, helping build a strong local talent pipeline to support industry growth. The project is expected to provide actionable recommendations that support industry growth, encourage local value-added processing, strengthen workforce capacity, and position Cypress County for future economic success. Funding for this program is provided in part by the Government of Canada through the Canada-Alberta Workforce Tariff Response. #CypressCounty #economicdevelopment
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🏒🥌 Building for the future in Cypress County We want to hear from you! Cypress County is exploring the potential development of a new twin ice and curling recreation facility in Dunmore. The proposed facility would include two sheets of ice and six curling sheets, creating a regional space for recreation, sport, community gatherings, events, and future growth. More than a recreation facility, this project is envisioned as an anchor for development, a catalyst for opportunity, and a signal that Cypress County can build major projects in a professional, responsible, and timely way. 👉 Complete the survey and share your ideas: https://lnkd.in/eMbatN8C #CypressCounty #recreation #survey
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🧑💼 We've got a temporary (six-month) office job to fill: Are you the right candidate? Our team needs someone to provide financial, administrative, and customer service support. It's full-time work requiring someone with a background in accounting or business administration. 🌐 Learn more and apply before June 19: https://lnkd.in/gWKurh4Q #CypressCounty #nowhiring #finance
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🐄 Cypress County is among the vendors at the upcoming Cypress Farm & Ranch Show June 11 and 12 at the Cypress Centre in Medicine Hat. The Cypress Farm & Ranch Show (cypressfarmandranchshow.ca) brings together producers, exhibitors, and the western community for two days focused on agriculture, innovation, and connection. Admission is free if you've got tickets for the World Pro Chuckwagon races, or $10 (online or at the door) for Thursday and Friday. Saturday entry is free for the Country Marketplace. #CypressCounty #CFRS2026 #agriculture #economicdevelopment #ecdev #medhat
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