The Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework between Alberta Beach and the Summer Village of Val Quentin, executed March 31, 2021, defines shared service responsibilities across transportation, water (through WILD), wastewater (via TVRSSC), solid waste (Highway 43 East Waste Commission), storm water, emergency and protective services, recreation facilities such as Beachwave Park and the boat launch, and social services including libraries, FCSS, seniors housing, transit, and the Onoway Regional Medical Clinic. It also identifies land use planning and economic development as services of mutual benefit and includes a mediation and arbitration process with review at least every five years. While the document doesn’t name specific upcoming projects, it frames ongoing and future joint work in roads maintenance, utilities, protective services, recreation amenities, and regional social infrastructure.As the five-year review window approaches around 2026, both municipalities are likely to revisit service levels, cost-sharing, and potential new shared initiatives. Vendors in public works, utilities, recreation planning, social infrastructure, and economic development consulting can engage with municipal leaders to support asset inventories, service optimization studies, and joint capital planning before any formal procurements are initiated.

The framework encompasses a wide range of services, giving multiple entry points for different sectors as priorities are reassessed in the review cycle.