About:
The DouglasQuarry Community Association (DQCA) was established in 1986, as the
Douglasdale Community Association with a mandate to serve the communities of Douglasdale and Douglas Glen. In 2002 the name of the association was changed to the DouglasdaleGlen Community Association. In 2014, the new community of Quarry Park was included in the mandate of the Association and in 2016 the Association was renamed the DouglasQuarry Community Association to recognize all three communities.
Values
The values of the DQCA are as follows: Volunteerism, open communication, honesty, mutual
respect, multiculturalism, social justice, creativity, quality of life, and foremost; community
building.
Vision
Our vision is to be a vibrant community that serves all residents and is fuelled by a spirit of
generosity.
Mission
The mission of the DQCA is to foster community spirit through recreational, cultural, social,
athletic and educational activities.

What Does the DQCA Do?
The DouglasQuarry Community Association (DQCA) works to enhance the quality of life for residents in Douglasdale, Douglas Glen, and Quarry Park by maintaining community amenities, advocating for neighbourhood improvements, and creating opportunities for neighbours to connect.
The DQCA is responsible for:
- Contracting and managing Douglas Glen’s Enhanced Landscaping Program
- Maintaining community amenities, including ice rinks, gazebos, storage sheds, and other community structures
- Managing and overseeing the Douglasdale Community Garden
- Planning and hosting community events and programs like the Timbits Soccer program
- Working with the City of Calgary to identify and advocate for neighbourhood improvements, such as playground upgrades, pathway maintenance, tree removal, traffic safety initiatives, and other community enhancements
What Isn’t the DQCA Responsible For?
While the DQCA supports many community initiatives, some services are managed by other organizations.
The DQCA is not responsible for:
- Douglasdale’s Enhanced Landscaping Program (managed by the Douglasdale Maintenance Association)
- Snow clearing on pathways (managed by the City of Calgary)
- Maintenance of the Douglas Glen mailbox vestibules (managed by Canada Post)
If you’re ever unsure who to contact about a particular issue, feel free to reach out to the DQCA—we’re happy to point you in the right direction. A full list of community contacts can be found here.
