There is a special meeting of council scheduled for Tuesday, April 20 at 1 p.m. to discuss the 2021 Banff Avenue Pedestrian Zone. Watch Council Meetings
With cases increasing in the Banff and Lake Louise region, the Community Health Centre in Banff has increased COVID testing to 5 days a week. Book online or call 8-1-1. Book Online
In the event of an emergency, information will be sent to subscribers of the Town’s Emergency Alerts. You can choose to receive a text or email alert. Register for Emergency Alerts
The Train Station Parking Lot is open for the season. Avoid parking hassles and park for free for 9 hours in this lot. Access it from Norquay Road. Banffparking.ca
Each spring the Town of Banff clears gravel, dirt, sand and debris left on the roads after the thaw. The sweeping is done by neighbourhood on a weekly schedule. Street Sweeping
The Town of Banff’s Community Grants program provide support to Banff’s non-profit societies, community organizations, and individuals. Funding is available through two grants. Grant Information
The Town of Banff will implement Visitor-Pay Parking and a Resident Permit System this summer, to address long-standing parking and traffic issues in the 4-square-kilometre town site. Read on...
Complete the Registration of Interest form so we can gauge early interest and keep you informed about updates. There’s no commitment or cost associated with completing this form. The Aster
The Town of Banff provides financial rebates to support residents in choosing energy-efficient and renewable energy components for their homes. Environmental Rebates
The intersection of Wolf Street and Bear Street is scheduled to be closed to vehicle traffic starting Monday, March 15 for the Bear Street Reconstruction project. The closure is expected to last until July. Read on...
Squirrel Street, between Elk Street and Moose Street, will be closed from 8-8:40 a.m. and from 2:50-3:25 p.m. daily throughout the school year to allow school buses to safely drop off students at Banff Elementary School... Read on...
The Banff/ID9 area has seven active cases of COVID-19 as of November 9. The community will move to a “watch status” at 10 active cases. If this occurs, Banff would be required to adopt the restrictions of 15 or fewer people for indoor and outdoor... Read on...
The Town of Banff has received a $6 million grant to deal with the impacts of COVID-19. The Municipal Operating Support Transfer (MOST) program, funded from the governments of Alberta and Canada, is designed to assist municipalities that have... Read on...
Visitors overwhelmingly supported the Banff Pedestrian Zone this summer, while most residents also supported it, but had some concerns. This feedback was the result of public opinion research on the Pedestrian Zone conducted this August in... Read on...
