The Jasper Recovery Coordination Centre (JRCC), a vital partnership between Municipality of Jasper and Parks Canada, was established on August 22, 2024, to ensure continued collaboration and progress as the community moves forward from the impact of the 2024 Jasper wildfire. The JRCC is focused on restoring services and supporting residents and businesses through their recovery journey.

As we close out 2024, take a moment to watch the mayor's address as he reflects on the progress accomplished in the final months of the year.

Jasper recovery open houses and virtual information sessions

Connect with the Jasper Recovery Coordination Centre (JRCC) team online or in person on debris management, interim housing, rebuild, social recovery, economic recovery and more. 

Virtual information sessions

6 p.m. to 8 p.m. MST on Zoom - 

• Wednesday December 11, 2024 - https://zoom.us/j/91281801028. Meeting ID: 912 8180 1028 
  • Prefer to call in by phone? Find the local number here: https://zoom.us/u/atYjE4Uey
    • For anyone who was unable to attend due to capacity issues, we apologize. We have plans to address this before the next virtual session in January. You can try joining again tonight, we are online until 8 p.m. and we can get you in touch with the appropriate people to answer your questions.
      The video of the presentation from 6 p.m. will be shared early next week.
  • To watch the the recording of the opening presentations, click here. 

• Thursday January 23, 2025 - *Zoom link will be posted here one day before.

In addition to the JRCC team, representatives from the Insurance Bureau of Canada, BILD Alberta, Employment and Social Development Canada and The Canadian Red Cross will also be present to answer resident questions.

In-person open house  

1 p.m. to 5 p.m. MST at the Multi-purpose Hall, Jasper Activity Centre  

• Saturday December 14, 2024
• Saturday January 25, 2025

Enjoy a cup of coffee and light refreshments with the JRCC team.

Representatives from the Insurance Bureau of Canada, BILD Alberta, the Jasper Chamber of Commerce and The Canadian Red Cross will also be present to answer resident questions. Parks Canada will have information and staff available to answer your questions about wildfire risk reduction and visitor services, with some child friendly games.

To see the poster, click here.

How do I apply for housing? 

To be considered for interim housing that may be available, you must complete the official housing application. For interim housing in Jasper, priority will be given to essential workers.

Essential workers are individuals who provide services necessary for the functioning and safety of our community, including roles in public safety, healthcare, education, infrastructure, and government services. 

If you do not fall into the category of an essential worker, you can still fill out the application. However, we strongly encourage you to look at other options as well – whether with a friend or in an area outside of Jasper.

Everyone, regardless of whether they are essential workers or not, is encouraged to explore housing solutions that will work for them either inside or outside of Jasper, until rebuild is complete.

For more information on interim housing, visit the housing progress webpage. 

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To better understand the stages of our recovery, we invite you to explore the recovery process diagram below. We are currently in the re-entry and recovery phase. We update the recovery section of the website regularly to show what's happening with what's open, debris removal, housing and more!

Contacts: 

• Resident and Business Inquiries: informationofficer@jasper-alberta.ca
• Media Inquiries: media@jasper-alberta.ca