MAMP 1 – An Introduction to Asset Management
Asset Management for Elected Officials: The Strategic Basics
This content is geared towards elected officials and senior administration.
Infrastructure
From appropriate funding to well-planned emergency management, sustainable infrastructure impacts our daily lives.
Scroll through the categories below to learn more about our Infrastructure-related Programs & Initiatives.
MAMP 2 – Development of Asset Management Policy, Governance, and Capacity
The Foundations of Asset Management
Asset management courses
In 2017/2018, AUMA partnered with RMA and Infrastructure and Asset Management Alberta (IAMA) to develop and deliver asset management workshops for elected officials, senior administration, and municipal staff. These workshops were made available for free through funding from received from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) Municipal Asset Management Program (MAMP).
Municipal best practices and resources
AUMA/RMA Asset Management Courses
In 2017/2018, AUMA partnered with RMA and Infrastructure and Asset Management Alberta (IAMA) to develop and deliver asset management workshops for elected officials, senior administration, and municipal staff.
You can access the workshop workbooks, free of charge, from the Asset Management Courses section of this information hub.
Other Resources
Alberta Municipal Affairs
Asset management planning
What is asset management?
Asset management is defined as the process of managing a municipality’s assets in a cost-effective manner, by analyzing the life cycle of all the assets in a community to develop information about future maintenance, new developments and capacity resource.
Responsibility for Utility Infrastructure on Private Property
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Alberta Community Airport Program
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Outcomes-based Focus for Provincial Regulation of Municipal Infrastructure
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New Regulated Rate Schedule for Low Wattage Devices
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Investing in Canada Program
Investing in Canada
Through the Investing in Canada plan, the Government of Canada is making historic new investments in infrastructure.
The Investing in Canada plan is based on three key objectives:
- Create long-term economic growth
- Support a low carbon, green economy
- Build inclusive communities
To do this, the federal government is investing more than $180 billion over 12 years in five main infrastructure priorities:
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