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The total debt of every Alberta municipality that filed a Financial Information Return that year, added together. Calendar financial years from 2017, from each municipality's Financial Information Return as published by Alberta Municipal Affairs; a municipality that has not filed for a year is left out of it.
Each municipality's total debt divided by its population that year, for the City of Spruce Grove, the Town of Stony Plain and Parkland County, beside all Alberta municipalities combined (their total debt over their total population). The 2020 to 2022 workbooks carry no population schedule, so per-person figures skip those years. Calendar financial years from 2017, from each municipality's Financial Information Return as published by Alberta Municipal Affairs; a municipality that has not filed for a year is left out of it.
Total debt as a percentage of the debt limit the Municipal Government Act's debt limit regulation sets for each municipality as a multiple of its revenue, for Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County, beside all Alberta municipalities combined. Calendar financial years from 2017, from each municipality's Financial Information Return as published by Alberta Municipal Affairs; a municipality that has not filed for a year is left out of it.
Total debt divided by population for Alberta's 25 most populous municipalities, in the newest year with both figures published, largest first. Calendar financial years from 2017, from each municipality's Financial Information Return as published by Alberta Municipal Affairs; a municipality that has not filed for a year is left out of it.
Each municipality's restricted surplus (the money it has set aside in reserves) divided by its population that year, for Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County, beside all Alberta municipalities combined. Figures are as each municipality reported them: Spruce Grove's returns show a negative restricted surplus for 2018 to 2023. The 2020 to 2022 workbooks carry no population schedule, so per-person figures skip those years. Calendar financial years from 2017, from each municipality's Financial Information Return as published by Alberta Municipal Affairs; a municipality that has not filed for a year is left out of it.
How many Alberta Public Service employees were paid at or above the salary disclosure threshold each calendar year, all ministries together. Alberta Public Service salary and severance disclosure: government ministries only, not agencies, boards, commissions, Alberta Health Services or post-secondary institutions, which publish their own lists. Aggregates only; no individual is shown.
The median total compensation (base salary plus cash and non-cash benefits, severance excluded) of disclosed Alberta Public Service employees each calendar year. People disclosed only for a severance payment are left out of the median. Alberta Public Service salary and severance disclosure: government ministries only, not agencies, boards, commissions, Alberta Health Services or post-secondary institutions, which publish their own lists. Aggregates only; no individual is shown.
Spruce Grove · Latest: 2024
Spruce Grove · Latest: 2025
Largest: Medicine Hat
Spruce Grove · Latest: 2024
Latest: 2024
Latest: 2024
$10.7B+$376.8M from 2024
Latest: 2025
Latest data: 2025
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Alberta.
Licence: Open Government Licence – Alberta
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