Pursuant to Municipal Government Act M-26.1 534(1) Lacombe County hereby provides notice to any person having an interest in land that is adjacent to lands which Lacombe County has constructed a public road. Persons entitled to compensation from the municipality for loss of or the permanent lessening of use of that person’s land caused by the public work are advised to make a claim within 60 days after this notice is published.

The following road is complete as of September 25, 2020:
Project Number:    C2812
Description:           West of NW 13 & 24-39-28 W4M
                                Rge Rd 28-1
                                (south of Aspelund on Rge Rd 28-1)

Lacombe County is completing road construction work on Township Road 394 (east of Prentiss Road) and Range Rd. 25-5. Construction started on September 16 and is expected to last until October 16, 2020 (weather permitting).

Please obey all construction signs and drive with care around road crews.

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It’s harvest season in Lacombe County, and work is in full swing. Lacombe County reminds those travelling on local roads keep safety at the forefront during fall harvest operations, whether you’re driving a van, combine or semi-truck.

Road Safety

Road safety is a big concern during harvest season. After a long break due to the COVID-19 health crisis, roads will be busy with harvest operations coinciding with increased numbers of busses and commuters who are returning to regular schedules with the start of the school year. Since starting this campaign in 2014, we have heard stories from both producers and drivers alike of unsafe driving during harvest season.

Landscapes and landscaping features are important because they contribute significantly to our well-being and quality of life by integrating the built environment with the natural environment. Well-designed landscaping, whether it be in private yards, businesses, or new multi-lot developments, all contribute to Lacombe County’s physical form and natural environment, building healthy habitat for people, plants, and animals.

It was an identified action of the 2019 review of the Municipal Development Plan (MDP) and Land Use Bylaw (LUB) to redesign the old Guide to Suitable Species into a more holistic landscaping guide. The new Guide to Landscaping was endorsed by Council on September 10, 2020.

Alberta Transportation is completing work on Highway 12, west of Bentley between Highway 20 and Highway 766. Work begins on September 8, and is expected to run until October 15, 2020 (weather permitting). 

Please drive with caution in this area, and obey all construction signs.

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REMINDER  | As of July 1, 2020, all LRWSC Transfer Sites will require residents who are accessing the facilities, to present a "proof of residency" to our attendants by showing a utility bill, Lacombe County property tax notice, or a driver's license with a physical/mailing address. The following mailing addresses are NOT acceptable as proof of residency:

• Blackfalds PO Box # (require physical address)
• Eckville PO Box # (require physical address)
• Alix PO Box # (require physical address)
• RR#3 Lacombe (require physical address)
• RR#1, 3, & 4 Eckville (require physical address)

Photographs of utility bills/tax notices on a smart phone will be accepted, provided that the attendant can read the information while maintaining social distancing (photos of Blue Sign addresses are not accepted). More details can be found at www.lrwsc.ca. 

Alberta Transportation will be starting a bridge project south of Blackfalds on Highway 2A, starting on August 17, 2020, and ending in early October.

Traffic lights will be installed at each end of the bridge to alternate traffic and speed is reduced through the work zone at 50Km/h. Please drive with caution in this area and obey all traffic signs.

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