Village of Glenwood
  • *New Bylaws Added* Glenwood has some new bylaws!
  • *EVENTS* If you have an event to advertise please submit it to the village office at least a month in advance.
  • The Glenwood Pioneer Ice-Cream Parlour & Cheese Factory Museum is now OPEN for the season. See hours listed below.
  • You are Awesome!
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PROPOSED LAND USE BYLAW

You are encouraged to let Council know your views on various issues regarding land use and development. Please submit your comments in writing to Marilee at the village office (PO Box 1084) or by email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. prior to the hearing. You can obtain your own copy of the Proposed Land Use Bylaw by clicking on the link below to download the document to your down device. We also have printed copies available at the village office for $10 each.

Proposed Land Use Bylaw 

Proposed Land Use Bylaw MAP

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Upcoming Village Office Closures:

  • Closed February 17 - Family Day
  • Closed April 13 - Easter Monday
  • Closed April 21-23 - Training

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
The following volunteers are needed.
If you would like to serve on one of these committees, please let us know at your earliest convenience.
Your help truly is needed and is greatly appreciated.  
THANKS
* Recreation Board (volunteer) – needs up to 3 more members from Glenwood & Cardston County
* Library Board (volunteer) – could use up to 3 more members from Cardston County, Hill Spring or Glenwood
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Emergency Contact Phone for all Village of Glenwood Services
(water, sewer, irrigation & roads)
(587) 370-3296

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The PIONEER PARLOUR is CLOSED for the SEASON.

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SPRAY PARK is CLOSED for the SEASON.

 

The Village of Glenwood is a rural, family oriented community northwest of Cardston. Originally part of the great Cochrane Ranch, 640 acres were divided off to become the Village of Glenwood. The Town site was divided into blocks of 8 acres each, and building lots of one acre each with streets 8 rods wide running at right angles through the Town. When the Town blocks ended, ten acre lots were surveyed so that the Town residents could have a small pasture for a few cows.

 

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Village of Glenwood

Incorporated in 1961.

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