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Tax Assessment Records
CA EDM RG-101-7 · Serie · 1951-1964
Parte de Town of Jasper Place fonds

The assessment and collection of taxes for the provision of basic municipal services was done by the Town Assessor. This role was under the Secretary-Treasurer until at least 1958, though by 1962 the Assessor reported directly to Town Council. The Assessor completed a yearly survey of property owners and recorded the information in ledgers in order to set tax rates based on income.

This series consists of material related to the assessment of various municipal taxes. Each tax assessment sheet captures the name of the landholder and information pertaining to their income and property. The tax assessments were undertaken by neighborhood. A summary of assessment was created for the period of 1960-1964. The material has been placed in alphabetical order by neighborhood.

Publications & Research Library
CA EDM MS-113-3 · Serie · 1973 - 2006
Parte de Old Strathcona Foundation fonds

This series consists of the publications of the Old Strathcona Foundation as well as the publications of other institutions that formed the Foundation’s research library. The newsletters of the Foundation, as well as their longer-form periodical, the Strathcona Plaindealer, are included here. The Foundation also collected reports and publications from other institutions such as the City of Edmonton in an effort to advocate for the preservation of Old Strathcona’s history prior to amalgamation in 1912.

CA EDM RG-16-6 · Serie · [ca. 1953] - 1963
Parte de City of Edmonton. City Architect and Building Inspector's Department fonds

The Permanent Revisions Committee for the City of Edmonton Building Code was established in 1960 through Building Code Bylaw #2106. The Committee was created to recommend revisions to the Building Code and to integrate the City of Edmonton Building Code with the National Building Code. The Committee was comprised of representatives from the City Architect and Building Inspector's Department, the Fire Department, the Edmonton House Builder's Association, the Edmonton Builder's Exchange, the Alberta Architect's Department, and the Association of Professional Engineers of Alberta. Staff from the City Architect and Building Inspector's Department provided administrative support.

Administrative Records
CA EDM RG-70-1 · Serie · 1892 - 1993, predominant 1941 - 1993
Parte de City of Edmonton. Edmonton Fire Department fonds

This series contains records created through the administration of the Fire Department. The series has been divided into the following six subseries:

  • Subseries 1: Reports, minutes, general orders and record keeping
  • Subseries 2: Finance
  • Subseries 3: Agreements
  • Subseries 4: Buildings
  • Subseries 5: Human Resources
  • Subseries 6: Ephemera
Correspondence
CA EDM RG-70-3 · Serie · 1947 - 1987, predominant 1960 - 1973
Parte de City of Edmonton. Edmonton Fire Department fonds

This series contains correspondence sent to the Fire Department. It was arranged into files based on topic or sender. The correspondence reflects the relationship the Fire Department had with different levels of government, City departments, committees, and companies, and reflects the day-to-day work required for firefighting activities in Edmonton.

Parks and Facilities
CA EDM RG-22-3 · Serie · 1909 - 1964, predominant 1947 - 1962
Parte de City of Edmonton. Parks Department fonds

This series contains correspondence and other material relating to the parks and City facilities under the jurisdiction of the Parks Department.

Photographs
CA EDM RG-27-1 · Serie · Originally created 1903 - 1968 (copied 1978 - 1980)
Parte de City of Edmonton. Edmonton Public Library fonds

This series contains copies of photographs donated to the Archives by the Edmonton Public Library. Photos 1 to 49 are images of individuals from the ca. 1914 publication Men and Makers of Edmonton. Photos 50 to 64 depict library facilities, programming, and staff. Photos 65 and 66 are early shots of the North Saskatchewan River.