The High Prairie Agriculture Society received $12,896 in their CFEP grant application for facility upgrades. The money is earmarked for parking lot improvements. Left-right are ag society board member Louise Zahacy, ag society executive advisor Tracy Sargent, Lesser Slave Lake MLA Danielle Larivee, and ag society president Meghan Payne.
Lesser Slave Lake MLA Danielle Larivee was in High Prairie May 24 to award two Community Facility Enhancement Program grants. Larivee says her government is always pleased to support the efforts of community groups, who provide an integral service to the community. The High Prairie Agriculture Society received $12,896 while the Lesser Slave Watershed Council received $11,561. Call the MLA’s office at [780] 523-3171 for more information on how to apply for CFEP grants.
The Lesser Slave Watershed Council received $11,561 in their CFEP grant application to help pay for water fill stations, a project in conjunction with the Town of High Prairie and the Sesquicentennial Committee. Four water fill stations will be placed at the two arenas, the Q Skate Plaza and Jaycee Park and are expected to be installed later this spring or early summer. Left-right are LSWC executive director Meghan Payne, LSWC chair Tammy Kaleta, Lesser Slave Lake MLA Danielle Larivee, and Town of High Prairie board member Councillor Brian Gilroy.
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