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63c6a651-83e8-4913-bec8-2b53cb2226bd Visitors Welcome to Coutts Things to do Recreation and Camping Historical Coutts Contact the Village Office Emergency Contact Information Home > Visitors > Recreation and Camping > Recreation and Camping RVing, Camping, or other outdoor recreation in the Coutts area Writing on Stone Provincial Park is just 35 minutes from Coutts to the northeast. Several types of camping facilities, open year round. Camping Reservations Reserve.AlbertaParks.ca 1-877-537-2757 Gold Springs Campground is 15 minutes north. Located 10 km. north of the Canada/U.S. border this beautiful, well cared for campground has 70 sites, most with power, rental cabins, showers, playground, firewood, stage, kitchens, volleyball nets, paddle boats, fishing in the reservoir and canoe access to the Milk River. Open May to September. Reservations by phone only begin on May 1 at 9:00 AM Check out time is before 2pm. Check in after 2pm. Phone 1-403-647-2277

Council Council Council Newsletters Minutes Permits Forms and Applications Bylaws Committees GIS Mapping Utilities Consumer Advocate Home > Council Pages (Item) > Committees Committees There are various committees in Southern Alberta which handle various aspects of community life as it pertains to local municipal organizations, intercommunity collaboration, County and Provincial Government, local healthcare and housing, and economic development. Some of these committees have community representation by members of the Village Council. Here is a list of some of the main committees and the Village Representative. Village Mayor and Deputy Mayor are chosen once a year from council members at the annual organizational meeting. Southwestern Alberta Mayors and Reeves - Attended by the mayor or a designate. AUMA - Alberta Urban Municipalities Association - Meetings and Annual Convention Jim Willett SouthGrow Regional Economic Development - Board Meets Quarterly - Councilor Jim Willett who is also Executive chair and attends monthly exec meetings. Quad Municipality Healthcare Support Committee-Mayor Scott MacCumber Milk River Watershed Council - Mayor Scott MacCumber Coutts and District Recreation Board - Mayor Scott MacCumber Highway Four Economic Corridor - Mayor Scott MacCumber HandiBus Society - Councilor Steve Pain Public Works - Councilor Steve Pain Coutts and District Library Board - Councilor Steve Pain ORRSC - Oldman River Regional Services Commission - Councilor Tanya Smith Chief Mountain Regional Solid Waste Authority - Councilor Tanya Smith Emergency Services - Councilor Tanya Smith FCSS - Family and Community Support Services - Councilor Megan Payne Ridge Country Housing - Councilor Megan Payne Canadian Badlands - Councilor Megan Payne

6432d628-f6f3-4e16-af1f-210a6109bb79 Visitors Welcome to Coutts Things to do Recreation and Camping Historical Coutts Contact the Village Office Emergency Contact Information Home > Visitors > Welcome to Coutts Village of Coutts is a charming border town in Southern Alberta. Nestled in the picturesque landscape, our village offers a warm welcome to tourists from all over the world. Whether you're interested in exploring our rich history, enjoying outdoor activities, or experiencing our local culture, there's something for everyone in Coutts.

13 units, some kitchens, cable tv, most pets allowed, air conditioned, phones, free wireless internet < Back Double Tree Inn 13 units, some kitchens, cable tv, most pets allowed, air conditioned, phones, free wireless internet 403-344-3773 102 2 Ave N, Coutts, AB, Canada Previous View Website Next

ed7a3ce1-5366-4c1c-8302-0321a0f95303 Visitors Welcome to Coutts Things to do Recreation and Camping Historical Coutts Contact the Village Office Emergency Contact Information Home > Visitors > Historical Coutts > Historical Coutts The Village of Coutts, Alberta Territory, began as a hamlet in 1890... ...when the Galt Companies constructed a narrow guage railway south from Lethbridge, Alberta Territory to Great Falls in the brand new state of Montana to supply coal to the Montana mining and smelting companies. Coutts was made an out port that year and the railway station constructed that year straddled the boundary. It housed both Canadian and American Customs and Immigration. The hamlet was named after Baroness Angela Burdett-Coutts, a philanthropist and substantial stockholder in the Alberta Railway and Coal Company. Coutts became a railway shipping point for coal and livestock, especially cattle. While the American portion of the Coutts/Sweetgrass station included jail cells, the Canadian side did not as in November of 1890 a North West Mounted Police barracks was constructed to serve as jail, lodging house, church, school, concert hall, and morgue. (The original station is now restored and located at the Galt Historic Railway Park in Stirling Alberta .) Coutts grew slowly over the years, recognized as the Gateway to Alberta when the Province was created in 1905. The 1920's brought oil activity and the construction of refineries and business at the Port grew until Coutts was referred to as the "Windsor (Ontario) of the West" .The area thrived until 1937 when the oil companies shut down the refineries and moved out of the area. Ironically 1937 is also the year the new school house was built, replacing the one which had burned down the previous year. The Historic Coutts School is one of the few historic buildings still standing in its original location, and served as a school until 2009. The school is now the home of the Coutts Public Library , Out of the Fire Studio , a pottery studio located in the art room, a dance studio where Infinity Dance Academy practices, a band room which is the rehearsal space for country band Border Bound, and other rooms available for rent. The building is owned by the Village and operated by the Coutts Recreation and Arts Society. The Governments of the United States and Canada cooperated to build a new border crossing facility in 2004 and the resulting unfortunate highway disruption effectively isolated the business districts of both Coutts and Sweetgrass Montana. The port remains one of the busiest land crossings in North America with over $5 Billion in export value passing through by truck in 2012 and another $6.5 Billion in goods imported into the country. Over a million travellers pass through the village annually. Coutts is located in an agriculturally sustained area, and with employment opportunites through Customs and Immigration and various trade and shipping related businesses , as well as being a very affordable place to live and retire, it continues to provide a welcoming home for around 300 residents.

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