Welcome to Taza
Township
We're Building Something New Our official website is launching in late 2026. Please continue to check back for updates.
What is the Taza Township?
Taza Township is a community governance organization created to Taza Township is a community governance organization created to steward the shared community assets (public realm) of the Taza lands as they grow into a complete, vibrant community. Established under the Canada Not-for-Profit Corporations Act, the Township exists to ensure that public spaces, infrastructure, and community assets are thoughtfully managed, well maintained, and aligned with long-term community values.
As Taza evolves, the Township provides a structured pathway from developer-led delivery to resident-led governance—supporting transparency, accountability, and local decision-making while honouring the vision, culture, and future of the Tsuut’ina Nation.
LIVING AT THE
COMMUNITY
VILLAGES OF TAZA
CONNECTED TO EVERYTHING
Bordering southwest Calgary within Tsuut’ina Nation, Taza offers the balance of vibrant community living and urban convenience. As one of the largest First Nations-led community in America, it is rooted in the land’s legacy, and shared future opportunity.
Choosing to live at Taza places you at a truly unique unparalleled community—shaped by partnership, culture, and vision.
COMING IN 2026!
We’re excited to announce that our fully updated website will launch later in 2026.
The new site will be your go-to resource for everything you need to know as a resident or commercial tenant including:
- Taxes
- Essential Services
- Guidelines, permits, and resident resources
- Community services and amenities
- Updates on construction
- Newsletters and event announcements
STAY CONNECTED
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TAZA TOWNSHIP TAXES,
ESSENTIAL SERVICES
& OPERATIONS
Taza Township is dedicated to providing safe, efficient, and reliable community services while balancing quality, sustainability, and long term stewardship. Our team ensures that residents enjoy a well maintained, vibrant, and safe community.
The Taza Township Inc. manages daily operations and infrastructure upkeep of the township, along with fiscal duties under the Tax Administration Agreement.
Taza has its own police (Tosguna) and fire services, along with mutual aid agreements with surrounding municipalities, in the event that secondary support is required.
Snow & Ice Management
Road & Infrastructure Maintenance
Garbage, Recycling & Compost Collection
Utilities
Seasonal Grounds Maintenance
Property Assessments, Taxes & Appeals
For more information on essential services please click here.
ABOUT THE TSUUT'INA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
The Taza Township with the Tsuut’ina Nation works with the TDA to provide services for utility billing, road maintenance, park maintenance, and capital repairs.
For permits, inspections, service & maintenance, business license, emergency services, utilities you can learn more: https://tda.tsuutina.com/
TSUUT'INA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
MEET TAZA TOWNSHIP'S NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
BRENDA HEWKO
Meet Brenda Hewko—the first Executive Director of the Taza Township. She is a CPA with an MBA in Natural Resources, Energy & Environment and brings over 25 years of leadership across public, private, and non-profit sectors. Known for strategic financial planning, sound governance, and strong team leadership, Brenda has led multi-entity operations, achieved 100% compliance with complex reporting standards, and delivered measurable gains in growth and efficiency.
GOVERNANCE & COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP
Taza Township Inc. is a not-for-profit organization governed under the Canada Not-for-Profit Corporations Act.
In the early stages of development, the Township’s Board of Directors is appointed by the Taza Developer to help establish strong governance and guide the community’s foundation. Board elections are held every four years, and directors serve four-year terms.
CURRENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BEN
ROGOWSKI
CHAIR & PRESIDENT
JAMES
ROBERTSON
SECRETARY
KYLE
SHEARD
TREASURER
AS TAZA TOWNSHIP GROWS, GOVERNANCE WILL GRADUALLY TRANSITION TO RESIDENTS
Once there are 1000 homes occupied, residents will elect two of the five board directors, with the remaining directors appointed by the Taza Development Corp.
Once the public realm is substantially complete, the Taza Development Corp. will step away from governance. At that point, all five board directors will be elected by residents.
This phased approach ensures thoughtful development today—and fully resident-led, community-driven governance for the future.
FAQS
DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS?
Download our PDF of the most common questions about Taza Township.
