County gets grant to bolster watershed

The County of Grande Prairie has received just over $1.3 million to help shore up flood mitigation on the Wapiti River.

The money is part of a larger Alberta Community Resilience Program grant announcement Wednesday. It means work will begin on siltation slopes running along the river.

Sexsmith also received more than $1.1 million for the creation of berm wetlands and a new capture diversion drain. That’s all in an effort to try and curb consistent overland flooding in the area.

In all, $43 million was handed out for projects across Alberta.

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