In Alberta, municipal elections are held every four years, at which time, residents elect one Mayor and four Councillors to a four-year term.
In Three Hills, the Mayor and Councillors are elected at-large. This means that they represent the entire community, rather than a geographical ward, like a county or large city.
Elections are held in accordance with the provincial Municipal Government Act (MGA) and the Local Authorities Election Act (LAEA). The current Council was officially elected in the General Election held on October 18, 2021, and began their term on October 25, 2021.
Please Note
- The following election material is provided for information only.
- This summary is not intended to replace the candidate’s responsibility to read and understand the prescribed legislation, or to seek appropriate advice from professionals as required.
- Each candidate is responsible for ensuring their campaign complies with all official statutes and regulations.
- We strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information. However, in the event of any discrepancy between this website and the official election authority, the information from the election authority should be considered correct.
For more information:
Kate Forest, Returning Officer
Town of Three Hills
Phone: (403) 443-5822
Email: ea@threehills.ca
Results
2025 Municipal Election Voter Turnout: 30.99%
Third Party Advertising
Third Party Advertising
The Local Authorities Election Act, Part 8 - Third Party Advertising requires the Town of Three Hills to maintain a registry of Third Party Advertisers who engage in Election Advertising.
Third-party advertisers must register with the Town if they plan to spend or accept a minimum of $1,000 to advertise in the 2025 Municipal Election.
Eligibility
To be eligible to register as a Third Party Advertiser, you must be one of the following:
- An individual who resides in Alberta.
- A group, as defined in the Local Authorities Election Act, and whose members all reside in Alberta.
- A corporation that carries out business in Alberta.
- An Alberta trade union or Alberta employee organization.
For further information on Third Party Advertising, refer to the Local Authorities Election Act and Third Party Advertising Guidelines for Local Elections in Alberta (Published by Alberta Municipal Affairs).
How to Register
1. Complete a Third Party Registration Form (Form 27)
NOTE:
- For Groups and Corporations, include a list of principal officer(s) or principal members.
- A third party with a governing body must also provide a copy of a resolution authorizing the third party to incur election advertising expenses.
Applications can be submitted anytime by email to ea@threehills.ca or in person. The 2025 election advertising period is from May 1, 2025 to October 20, 2025.
Third Party Advertisers for the 2025 Municipal Election:
Third Party Advertiser | Registration Date | Chief Financial Officer | Primary Contact | Contact Information |
Community Strong | June 4, 2025 | Jeramie Tivendale | Jeramie Tivendale | Phone: (587) 876-6476 Email: info@communitystrongalberta.ca |
Disclosure Requirements
All registered Third Party Advertisers must file a Third Party Advertising Contribution Statement (Form 28) and an advertising return report on or before September 30, 2025.
** The information on this page is provided for convenience of reference only. All Third Party Advertisers are subject to the legislative requirements pursuant to the Local Authorities Election Act (LAEA).