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7 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 4, ISSUE 10 CYPRESS COUNT Y, ALBERTA Hamilton candidly shares, “The province often talks about budget cuts, and we always advocate for continued support. We undertake these projects to demonstrate the need for funding. Without their assistance, these projects wouldn’t materialize.” Aaserud emphasizes that Cypress County operates efficiently and mentions that they are very aware of using taxpayers’ money wisely. She adds that they ensure every dollar is spent wisely to provide the best services to their ratepayers. Hamilton says that they conduct public hearings and consultations to keep everyone informed on the topic of communication with residents. Aaserud adds that the county uses the back page of the local paper as a communication tool and mentions their use of the website and social media for information dissemination. She also says that their council always engages with the public, conducts surveys, and ensures open communication, adding that most ratepayers feel comfortable contacting their local councilors. Cypress County’s Proactive Approach to Community Initiatives and Safety In the vast expanse of Cypress County, community initiatives and safety measures play a pivotal role in ensuring the well-being of its residents. The county’s leadership is deeply invested in fostering community growth, supporting local programs, and guaranteeing preparedness against natural calamities. Aaserud highlights the county’s dedication to its community groups, mentioning that Cypress County donates a significant sum to these groups. She lists some of their initiatives, such as introducing a new playground at the Sandy Point campground, establishing the Community Resource Center in Irvine, and constructing a multi-purpose building in Seven Persons. Furthermore, she reveals that the county’s commitment goes beyond just infrastructure, allocating over $1 million annually to various community programs. She also elaborates that this funding aids multiple activities, including figure skating, community halls, ball diamonds, and libraries. She also mentions the county’s contribution