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Block Party Bags


Thanks to a Strathcona County Community Change Grant the Gilmore Park Community League has compiled free Block Party Bags for Glen Allan residents who would like to host a neighbour gathering on their block or cul-de-sac.

Bags include:
How to Host a Block Party Tip Sheet
Neighbour Bingo Game
Name Tags
Sidewalk Chalk
Pendant Flag Decoration
Map of Glen Allan
Frisbee Golf Disc
Contact List Tracker

To request a Block Party Bag please complete this FORM and a GPCL volunteer will connect with you to make arrangements for pick up.

Welcome Packages

The Gilmore Park Community League is pleased to offer free packages to Glen Allan residents who would like to welcome a new neighbour on their block or cul-de-sac.

Packages include:
Strathcona County Recreation Pass - Donated by Ward 2 Councillor Dave Anderson
Strathcona County Veggie Bag - Donated by Ward 8 Councillor Katie Berghofer
Norwex Cleaning Product Samples - Donated by Norwex Consultant Karen Sickler
Sherwood Park Soap - Donated by Maxwell Devonshire Realtor Chris Greidanus
Vegetable Seeds - Donated by Gilmore Park Community Garden Group
Cleaning Cloth & 100 coupon towards eye glasses - Donated by Trendz Optical
Welcome Letter with Neighbourhood Information & Blank 'reaching out' card for you to personalize a welcome - From Gilmore Park Community League.

To request a welcome package please complete this FORM and a GPCL volunteer will connect with you to make arrangements for pick up.

"One key to a strong and satisfying community is the spirit of welcome and hospitality" - The Abundant Community

Glen Allan T-Shirts

Celebrate our community by purchasing a neighbour designed Glen Allan T-Shirt. This winning design was selected, during our 10-year anniversary celebration, by the residents in our neighbourhood. 

T-shirt prices are $20 for youth and $30 for adult. Once 40 shirts are requested an order will be place. To be added to a waiting list follow this LINK. For more information email gilmorepark@live.com

Safety Tips

Protect your property and make our neighbourhood safer!

  • Get to know your neighbours
  • Look out for your neighbours
  • Take photographs of valuables and/or mark them
  • Record serial numbers
  • Store valuables in a locked shed or garage
  • Maintain your property
  • Add lighting around your home
  • Install a security system
  • Before going out of town tell your neighbours when you will be away so that they can watch for activity out of the ordinary, put lights and/or a radio on a timer, ask someone to mow your lawn / shovel walks and check windows and doors.
  • Follow the #9PMRoutine. People are encouraged to follow a routine checklist every night to double check their property is locked up and safe.
  • Disclose safety/burglary incidents on the Gilmore Park Community League E-Newsletter or Social Media sites to alert neighbours
  • Get involved in neighbourhood safety efforts
  • Citizens can report select crimes online. All reports will be followed up with a phone call by a police officer within five (5) business days. Criteria for the incident to be reported online is available on the Alberta RCMP Online Crime Report page.
If you see a theft in progress, do not intervene. Call the non-emergency line 24/7 at 780-467-7741. Provide the RCMP with as much information as possible: hair colour - direction of travel - gender - clothing - mode of transportation.

County Services

Talk with your neighbours about emergency planning and how you can help each other to stay safe. If you need a hand or know of someone who could use help please reach out.

Strathcona County Family and Community Services staff are available to support you and connect you to free resources in the County by calling 780-464-4044.

Glen Allan Neighbours are also here to offer support, welcome new neighbours, and celebrate milestones. We have warm greetings, helping hands, and listening ears! Please connect via support@gilmorepark.ca

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