City elections Your vote matters. Learn how you can participate in city elections. Civic awards and recognition Celebrate those contributing to life in our city; Appeals and appeal boards How to make an appeal on decisions made by the City

City Hall and Municipal Complex hours of operation Access to the Municipal Complex (800 Macleod Trail S.E.) for the public is 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. All office operations are open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Between 2016-2020, Calgary’s 109-year old Historic City Hall underwent an extensive exterior heritage rehabilitation. Built between 1907 and 1911, Historic City Hall has been Calgary’s seat of civic government for more than a century.

City Hall 101 is a workshop presentation designed to throw open the doors of your municipal government. There are no workshops scheduled at this time. Learn about the inner workings of Council and its Committees.

Historic City Hall was designed by prominent Ontario-born architect William Dodd, who also designed other turn-of-the-century Calgary buildings including the Clarence Block (1901) and Norman Block (1902) on Stephen Avenue and Inglewood’s Alexandra School (1904).

City elections Your vote matters. Learn how you can participate in city elections. Civic awards and recognition Celebrate those contributing to life in our city; Appeals and appeal boards How to make an appeal on decisions made by the City

Specific architectural elements of Historic City Hall that are associated with Richardsonian Romanesque style including its use of heavy rough-faced masonry, its massive volumes and heavy piers, the pronounced use of curves such as the round-headed window bays and the semi-circular arch at the front entry, and the textured red roof and large ...

The boundaries of Calgary’s wards are reviewed and revised every four years as Calgary grows. Each City Councillor represents one of Calgary’s 14 Wards. Ward and Communities map

Heated public debate over the ideal location for Calgary’s City Hall. In 1903, Calgary’s Board of Trade began calling for a new municipal building worthy of the future metropolis they knew their city would become.

Historic City Hall has remained the home of Calgary’s municipal government all this time. The particularities of how civic government functions have changed—for example, in Calgary’s early years, elections were held annually, and now they occur every four years.