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Our History

Our History

The Village of Marwayne's history is captured in the newest edition of our history book. It is available now and the cost is only $50.00. Copies can be purchased at the Village administration office. If you require shipping, please contact us for more information on how to make these arrangements.
We also still have copies of the past two editions: Echoes of Marwayne Volume II for $25.00 and Pioneering the Parklands for $20.00. Or, get a little glimpse into the Golden Years for $10.00. Take advantage of this great opportunity to receive a piece of Marwayne's history today!
We encourage you to check out the Marfleet Books available at the Marwayne Public Library and also, view an inventory of Marwayne's historic places by clicking here!

Awards & Recognition

2016   FCM Green Champions Award Individual: Joanne Horton
The individual has displayed dedication, supported innovation and provided valuable guidance within municipal government over many years.
 
2016   Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) Sustainable Communities Awards Winner: Neighbourhood Development: Center Street Revitalization: From the Bottom Up
FCM Awards celebrate the best sustainability and environmental initiatives in municipalities of all sizes and regions across Canada.
 
2015   Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) Sustainability in Action award:
Marwayne’s success at implementing the Umbrella Governance structure for its non-profits has allowed the Village of Marwayne to focus on developing a community vision that supports a sustainable, vibrant future. Annual reviews of Sustainability and Strategic plans has allowed Marwayne to put its dreams into action.
 
2012   Minister of Municipal Affairs Award of Excellence for Small Communities:
Sustainability through Grass Roots Partnerships
The Umbrella Governance Structure provided the mechanism for volunteers, community groups, and the Village of Marwayne to work together to identify community needs, implement plans, and provide better recreational facilities and programs.
 
2012   Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA)
Dedicated Chief Administrative Officer:
Exemplary Performance in Leadership: Administration, Council, Community and Profession
 
2012   Minister of Municipal Affairs Award of Excellence for Partnerships:
For the Eastern Alberta Trade Corridor Foreign Direct Investment Strategy
The Village is one of the 83 municipalities that have worked together to develop this strategy to enhance our region. The purpose is to enhance the economic sustainability of the Eastern Alberta communities by leveraging the development of an extensive Eastern Alberta trade corridor to foster cooperation between a multitude of communities.
 
2011   Minister of Municipal Affairs Award of Excellence for Small Communities:
Water/Wastewater Operation Consortium
Villages of Marwayne, Kitscoty, Dewberry, Paradise Valley, and Mannville for the Regional Water/Wastewater Operation Consortium
 
2009   Municipal Sustainability Plan: Looking to the Future.
Alberta Urban Municipalities Association / Alberta Environment honoured the Village of Marwayne with the 2009 Municipal Sustainability Award: Founders Communities. Two governing bodies (one urban and one rural) partner and grow a community that will be self - sustaining and provide a process for community members to find solutions to address the social, cultural, economic, environmental, and governance challenges of today while establishing a Legacy for future generations.
2009   Municipal Sustainability Leadership Award:
Alberta Urban Municipalities Association / Alberta Environment recognized association members, other organizations, and individuals who play a significant role in implementing a municipal sustainability planning initiative.
Todd Hames received this award on behalf of the Marwayne Agricultural Society.