About Meyronne

Meyronne is situated along Pinto Creek and is accessed from Highway 611, approximately one mile south of Highway 13.

The community developed during the early settlement of the region. When the railway reached the area in 1913, the settlement moved to its present location.

Meyronne was formerly an incorporated village and was restructured as a special service area within the R.M. of Pinto Creek No. 75 in 2006.

According to the 2021 Census, Meyronne had a population of 20 residents.

Local Government

Meyronne is governed by the Council of the R.M. of Pinto Creek No. 75. The R.M. council is responsible for municipal decisions affecting the community, including infrastructure, roads, taxation, bylaws and local services.

Residents who wish to raise a concern, make a request or speak with council should contact the R.M. office.

Municipal Services

The R.M. office can assist Meyronne residents and property owners with matters including:

• Property taxes and assessments
• Road maintenance and access concerns
• Development and building permits
• Waste and recycling information
• Forms and applications
• Fire and emergency information
• Bylaws, minutes and agendas
• General municipal inquiries

Current forms, notices and municipal documents are also available throughout this website.

Community Notices

Information affecting Meyronne may be posted in the News, Alerts or Community Calendar sections of this website.

Residents should monitor municipal notices for updates related to road conditions, service interruptions, fire restrictions, emergencies and community activities.