Spruce Grove & Tri-Region Communications

The 1958 Alberta Wheat Pool grain elevator in Spruce Grove
Service Area · Tri-Region

Spruce Grove & Tri-Region Communications

reVerb is based in Edmonton, about 30 minutes from Spruce Grove. We work with the City of Spruce Grove and help municipalities and community organizations across the Tri-Region communicate through growth and change.

From our officeAbout 30 minutesEdmonton head office
CommunitiesTri-RegionSpruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County
Local workCity of Spruce GroveCrisis communications training for local non-profits
DeliveryIn personTraining rooms, council chambers and community events
West of the city

Communications for the Tri-Region

Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County share more than a border. Together they fund the TransAlta Tri Leisure Centre, which opened in 2002.

We plan communications for that kind of shared work: consistent messages for projects that cross municipal lines, engagement that reaches new subdivisions and long-time rural residents, and training for the local organizations that people turn to when something goes wrong.

We are working with the City of Spruce Grove on crisis communications training for local non-profits.

Trees lit with coloured holiday lights in a Spruce Grove park at night
Local Context

Spruce Grove at a glance

1958Alberta Wheat Pool elevator, bought for $1 in 1995 and now a Provincial Historic Resource
37,645Residents counted in the 2021 Census
1986Year Spruce Grove was incorporated as a city
2002TransAlta Tri Leisure Centre opened, funded jointly by Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County

Sources: CTV News Edmonton, Statistics Canada, 2021 Census, Spruce Grove (Wikipedia), Taproot Edmonton.

What We Do

Communications services in the Tri-Region

Each engagement starts with a discovery call so the work fits your team, your timeline and your budget.

Crisis Communications Training

Practical sessions for municipal staff, boards and non-profits on what to say, who says it and what to do in the first hour. Our team holds Incident Command System training.

Crisis communications

Municipal Communications

Council and department communications, public notices and engagement for municipalities in Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Parkland County.

Government and public sector

Growth and Development Engagement

Open houses and online engagement for new subdivisions, area structure plans and transportation projects.

Planning and growth

Regional Projects

Shared messages and coordinated engagement for facilities, services and projects funded by more than one municipality.

Stakeholder engagement

Media Relations and Training

News releases, media outreach and spokesperson training for municipal staff, elected officials and community leaders. Media training is led by Glenn Kubish, who spent 30 years in broadcast news.

Media training

Fractional Communications

Senior communications support on a monthly retainer for smaller municipalities and organizations without a full-time lead.

Fractional communications
Who We Work With

Organizations we support in the Tri-Region

01

Municipal Government

Municipal departments and inter-municipal initiatives across the Tri-Region.

Government and public sector
02

Recreation, Sport, Culture and Heritage

Recreation departments and the non-profits that run local sport, arts and heritage programs.

Associations and non-profits
03

Agriculture and Rural

Producers, rural businesses and organizations in Parkland County.

04

Education

School divisions planning community engagement or public campaigns.

05

Business and Industry

Business associations and businesses in the region’s industrial areas.

Corporate and private sector
A local distillery in Spruce Grove
Experience

Our work in Spruce Grove

We are working with the City of Spruce Grove on crisis communications training for local recreation, sport, culture and heritage non-profits.

The session covers how to prepare a crisis communications plan, what to do in the first hour and how to handle media questions, with practice scenarios built for community organizations.

See our work
Organizations we have worked with
City of Edmonton Government of Alberta City of Spruce Grove City of Leduc City of Beaumont City of St. Albert
Why reVerb

Why Tri-Region organizations work with us

About 30 minutes away

We can be at a training room, council chambers or community event in person.

We already work here

We are working with the City of Spruce Grove on training for local non-profits.

We think regionally

We plan for projects and services that cross municipal boundaries.

We scale to fit

From a single training day to monthly support, we size the team to the work.

Questions

Working with reVerb in the Tri-Region

Does reVerb work in Spruce Grove?

Yes. Our Edmonton office is about 30 minutes away, and we are working with the City of Spruce Grove on crisis communications training for local non-profits.

Can reVerb deliver training for our board or volunteers?

Yes. We deliver crisis communications and media training in person for staff, boards and volunteers.

Can a smaller municipality get ongoing support?

Yes. Our fractional communications service provides senior communications support on a monthly retainer.

How do we get started?

Every engagement starts with a discovery call. We talk through your situation, then shape a scope and quote around it.

Work With Us

Working on something in the Tri-Region?

Tell us about your project, the people it affects and your timeline. Every engagement starts with a discovery call.

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