Among the projects is a proposal to rebuild the rail line between the Nordegg Townsite and the minesite, including a new train station. There were 13,230 visitors to the museum and visitor information centre, and 2,524 people toured the minesite. The group continues to lobby the federal government to have the minesite designated a national heritage site. Other industrial sites have already been recognized, said Joe Baker, and Brazeau Collieries would be one of the largest. Receiving a federal designation would allow the site to tap into expertise from government departments and there would be some federal funding.
Work is underway at cataloguing the thousands of photos collected by the group over the year.
Clark, a who represents County Council on the board as well as serving as chairman, indicated that a trailer court was under development with between 30 and 34 stalls east of the cemetery, and the stalls would be for sale. He also touched on efforts of the community to oppose Murphy Oil's plan to drill near the townsite, and the logging committee which has overseen the thinning of the forest surrounding the townsite as a means of improving wildfire suppression. The Nordegg Historical Society will be conducting fund-raising by running one of the casinos in Red Deer for a few days in July. They are also seeking volunteer interest with running bingo at the Rocky Legion in August. The heritage centre is open on a daily basis not until September 30.