Storm ponds are not intended for recreational use. The water in storm ponds is constantly flowing with fluctuating water levels and contains pollutants. For the health and safety of the public several activities are prohibited, including swimming, skating, boating, fishing and fish stocking.

Storm Ponds are natural looking man-made facilities designed to collect runoff following either a rainfall or snowmelt event.
Besides helping to mitigate local flooding, the 200 plus ponds that The City currently operates and maintains, improves the quality of water that eventually reaches the rivers.

Storm ponds or wet ponds collect water and run-off from the storm water system, trapping sediment and pollutants such as oils and chemicals from driveways and roadways, fertilizer, pesticides, and sediments and debris from roads and underdeveloped areas, helping return cleaner water to rivers and streams. These ponds are a vital part of Calgary’s storm water system.

For more information please visit calgary.ca/stormpond.

The social isolation of seniors is a significant issue in Canada and has been identified as a national priority. For seniors, it is often difficult to live in isolation, and more importantly, it present significant health challenges for many. Isolation has become a significantly prevalent health concern.

The Calgary Chinese Community Service Association (CCCSA) and the Alberta Ministry of Seniors and Housing have come together to address senior isolation. They seeking YOUR input on how the quality of community life for seniors in the area can be improved.

To inform these actions, we ask that Sherwood residents complete an online survey. By doing so, you will be helping organizations in your community to better understand local area seniors and bring about social innovation that benefits the whole community.

To access the survey, please visit https://forms.gle/azbMv7x6L7iWAjHy9

For more information or to get involved, please email cas@cccsa.ca

This year, the Directorship roles of President, Vice President and 5 members at large are up for election. The Directorship role of Business Partnerships and Sponsorship is especially needed. Please consider volunteering your time to the community association.

If you are interested, please join us at our AGM on Friday, April 26th, 2019 from 7-9pm at the Symons Valley United Church (38 Kincora Rise NW, Calgary, AB T3R 0A3). You can also contact us at info@sherwood.com

We are also proposing to change the current bylaw section 3.5.4: Membership year is January 1 to December 31 to 3.5.4: Memberships will start and expire on the anniversary of the initial membership start date (eg. If the membership was started on June 1, the membership will expire on June 1 of the next year)

The Sherwood Community Association is once again partnering with FC Metro! Registration is open for U4 to U15 with three soccer programs; the grassroots, competitive and recreational program. Please visit the FC Metro webpage for more information: https://www.fcmetro.com/ 

Alternatively, you can email FC Metro today: INQUIRE@FCMETRO.COM

We have approached 2019 and this means renewing your community membership! Memberships are only $25 per year and give you the opportunity to attend community programs and family events throughout the year.

We are in the process of creating a Members Discount Program which will provide community members with discounts at various stores and restaurants throughout Symons Valley. Please consider purchasing a membership to continue supporting our community!

Please check out the link below for more information and to join:

Membership