Due to higher voter volume this evening at both voting locations the unofficial election results will likely be available by 10 p.m. Unofficial election results will be tabulated after polls close and posted at the page below:
The Okotoks Cemetery is located at 30 Westland Street.
Town of Okotoks Cemetery Office
100, 1118 North Railway Street
Hours: M‐F 7:30 am-4:00 pm (by appointment)
Ph: 403‐938‐8958
Click the buttons below to view the Okotoks Cemetery brochure, map & cremation garden video.'
Click the button below to view package.
Cemetery Fees - The Okotoks Cemetery Resident Boundary Map aligns with the boundaries used by the Province of Alberta’s Vital Statistics department. The purchaser of a burial plot, columbarium niche, scattering of cremains, or a memorial wall plaque shall be deemed a:
Memorial Donations - The purpose of the Memorial Donation Program is to provide the opportunity for citizens to honour deceased loved ones, families or groups by having a park bench and/or a tree with a memorial plaque installed on municipal property.
Please call the Cemetery Administrator at 403-938-8958 for any questions.
Cemetery spring clean-up is done every year in order to maintain the appearance of our cemetery and ensure the safety of visitors and employees.
This clean up includes: litter control, seeding and leveling of interment sites, and removing all non-approved memorabilia throughout the cemetery that do not meet the requirements of the Cemetery By-law 26-84. This bylaw states:
18. No person shall:
e. place or deposit any glass encased wreath or any stand, holder, vase,
receptacle, jar, bottle, or pot made of glass on any lot;
Thank you for your cooperation! It is greatly appreciated.
For additional information regarding this event, please contact the Cemetery Administration Office using the information at the bottom of this page.
To learn more about the Okotoks cemetery history, visit the Heritage House and take the cemetery walking tour. To inquire about the Historical Monument or Cemetery Walking Tour, contact the Okotoks Museum & Archives.