HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for municipal governance, housing the City Council Chambers, Mayor's Office, City Manager's Office, and key administrative departments. It's the primary point for civic engagement and legislative processes.

Notable Features:

Iconic modern architecture with a prominent glass pyramid, a large public plaza (Sir Winston Churchill Square) often used for events, a reflecting pool that converts to a skating rink in winter, and the City Room, an indoor public gathering space.

Work Culture:

A public service-driven environment focused on collaboration, innovation, accountability, and serving the diverse needs of Edmonton's citizens. Emphasis on inclusivity and community engagement.

HQ Significance:

Represents the democratic center of Edmonton, symbolizing local governance and civic pride. It's a key landmark and a focal point for public gatherings, celebrations, and official city business.

Values Reflected in HQ: Openness and transparency (extensive use of glass), public accessibility, civic engagement, and a commitment to serving the community.

Location:

The City of Edmonton actively participates on the global stage through its sister city relationships (including Harbin, China; Nashville, USA; Wonju, South Korea; Gatineau, Canada; and Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands), involvement in international municipal organizations, trade and economic development missions, and by hosting international sports and cultural events. These efforts foster cultural exchange, attract investment, share best practices in urban development, and enhance Edmonton's international standing.

Street Address:

1 Sir Winston Churchill Square

City:

Edmonton

State/Province:

Alberta

Country:

Canada