Tax Installment Payment Plan (TIPP)

UNIT 562 - 2012 Dodge 5500 Crew Cab Diesel 4x4Manual shift transfer case, Low profile General service body, V-mac underhood compressor with a tank, 3203 Auto crane, vise and mount, Power windows and locks, cruise control, spare tire and rim, 299,500 kms.

This unit can be inspected, by appointment only from Monday to Friday, between 7am-5pm, at the Lacombe County Public Works Compound, located at the intersection of RR 27-4 and Hwy 12 (4 km west of Lacombe). Please call to arrange an appointment time. Sealed bids on this unit will be accepted until 11:00 a.m. December 14, 2021. The highest, or any bid, may not be accepted.

For further information please contact:Derek MajerechShop SupervisorPhone: (403) 782-3567Cell: (403) 304-0402

Do you know where your food comes from? This is a question that the Hulleman family is passionate about helping you answer! As dairy farmers for the last 18 years, Moniek and Martijn Hulleman, along with their four children (Marissa Lee, Matthew, Marnix, and Myron), are very familiar with the impact farmers have on a community’s food sources.

Their new venture, ‘Hulleman Farms Country Store & Market Garden’ began this summer to expand their services and provide new opportunities for neighbours, customers, and visitors to become familiar with the farming process.

Reporting to the Manager of CPO Services, the CPO performs day-to-day enforcement and administration of County bylaws and provincial statutes with a focus on safety, infrastructure protection and community education.

We’re seeking an individual who has the ability to put others at ease, is able to minimize conflict, and makes sound decisions based on facts, logic and probable outcomes.

pdf Community Peace Officer 2021 - Job Ad (592 KB)
pdf Community Peace Officer Job Description (144 KB)

Lacombe County has an exciting opportunity for a Manager of Agriculture & Environmental Services to join our team. Reporting to the Director of Community Services, this position is responsible for leading and overseeing the multi-faceted Agricultural and Environmental policies, programs and services of the organization.

We’re looking for a team-oriented individual with a positive attitude who possesses the knowledge, skills and drive to promote and advance the key initiatives to guide the County in reaching its agriculture and environmental targets.

pdf Manager of Agriculture and Environmental Services Job Description (55 KB)

pdf Manager of Agriculture and Environment - Overview (204 KB)

Pursuant to Section 194(1)(a) of the Municipal Government Act as Reeve of Lacombe County, I hereby call a special council meeting on December 1, 2021 at the Lacombe Memorial Centre commencing at 9:00 a.m. for the purpose of meeting with the City of Lacombe Council to hear and discuss presentation from:

1. The Lacombe Athletic Park Association regarding their request for City of Lacombe and Lacombe County support of phase 2 of the Lacombe Athletic Park expansion project; and
2. The Lacombe Fish and Game Association regarding their request for the City of Lacombe and Lacombe County support of their proposal to make improvements to the Len Thompson Fish Pond in partnership with the Alberta Conservation Association and Team Jigger.

During the October 26, 2021 Organizational Meeting, Lacombe County Councillors took the Oath of Office following the Municipal Election on October 18, 2021.

Lacombe County Council appointed Division 3 Councillor Barb Shepherd as Lacombe County Reeve. Councillor Shepherd assumed the Reeve’s Chair after taking the Oath of Office from County Manager Tim Timmons.

“I want to thank my fellow councillors for appointing me as Lacombe County Reeve. There are many changes to our Council following the election, and I’m looking forward to working with both new and familiar faces to lead Lacombe County forward,” said Reeve Shepherd. “The previous Council left us with a strong foundation to build on as we tackle the challenges and opportunities ahead of us.”

Following her appointment, Lacombe County Council appointed Division 1 Councillor John Ireland as Deputy Reeve for a two-year term.

Alberta Transportation is conducting a planning study to examine twinning the 41-kilometre section of Highway 11 between Highway 22 and Township Road 390 (east of Benalto).

Highway 11 is an important route for the movement of people, goods, and services. It connects national parks and communities with over 5,000 residents, including Red Deer, Sylvan Lake and Rocky Mountain House.

CIMA Canada Inc. (CIMA+) will conduct the functional planning study on behalf of Alberta Transportation.
For more information about the study and public information sessions where you can provide feedback on the alternatives and proposed plans, please visit:

• https://www.alberta.ca/highway-11-from-highway-22-to-township-road-390.aspx