Administration Policy and Governance Library

The City of Calgary Administration Policy and Governance Library is an online reference of corporate administration policies, procedures and standards. It was established to promote awareness, transparency and accountability, and to serve as a convenient reference for City Council, City Administration, and the citizens of Calgary.

Administration governance focuses on how administration manages The City as a corporation and primarily impacts City employees and contractors. The Corporate Governance Service maintains this library and guides the development of administration governance documents.

If you are looking for policies approved by Council that impact residents of Calgary, you can find them in the Council Policy Library.

Corporate Governance

Provides administration policies, frameworks, rules and standards to direct service delivery

Corporate Security

Emergency Management and Business Continuity

Prepares for and responds to major emergencies, disasters, & business disruptions

Environmental Management

​Addresses environmental issues, risks, opportunities & trends

Financial Support

Fleet Management

Manages municipal vehicles, equipment, and components

 

Human Resources Support

Infrastructure Support

​Provides expertise in energy, project and asset management, land planning management, and capital construction

Insurance & Claims

Identify and mitigate risks and address damages or potential liabilities due to municipal operations

IT Solutions & Support

Provides technology, devices, infrastructure solutions

Organizational Health, Safety & Wellness

Supports the health, safety and wellness of City employees.

Parking

Public parking & enforcement of Calgary's parking policies & bylaws

Procurement and Warehousing

Real Estate Services

Handles all City real estate transactions for sustainable land management

Records Management, Access & Privacy

Strategic Marketing & Communications​

 

 

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