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Honoring Lacombe County’s 2024 Farm Family of the Year – Cody Congdon and Rocky Top Gelbvieh

Lacombe County is proud to recognize Cody Congdon of Rocky Top Gelbvieh and the Congdon family for their commitment to sustainable farming and dedication to community. From their leadership in cattle breeding to their strong agricultural values, the Congdon family exemplifies the best of rural Alberta.

Learn more about their inspiring story and contributions to our farming community, and learn why they were selected as the 2024 Farm Family of the Year at this year's Lacombe & District Chamber of...

Business Engagement Sessions | Be part of the future of business in Lacombe County!

🌟 Business Owners in Lacombe County – We Need YOU! 🌟

Do you have ideas, insights, or feedback to help strengthen the Lacombe County business community? Then join us on November 26 for our Business Engagement Sessions! Let’s connect, collaborate, and grow together.

Why attend?
💬 Share your business challenges and opportunities
🤝 Network with fellow local entrepreneurs
📈 Help shape the future of Lacombe County's business landscape

Two sessions to fit your schedule:

📍 Mirror Hall – 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
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Weight Restrictions in Effect on Highway 50 Bridge near Tees

A new weight restriction has been implemented on the bridge east of Lacombe, near Tees, on Highway 50 due to recent structural assessments. The limits are:

• CS1 trucks: 14 tonnes
• CS2 trucks: 21 tonnes
• CS3 trucks: 30 tonnes

Please adhere to these restrictions for safety and to help preserve the bridge. Replacement of this bridge is tentatively planned between 2027 and 2030. Watch for new signage as you approach the area.

Stay safe and drive responsibly!

Lacombe County reminds you to burn safely all year round

Lacombe County Fire Service reminds residents that although fire permits are not required between November 1 and February 28, there are still crucial safety expectations for any controlled burns conducted outside of the official fire season.

“Any burning must be done in a safe and controlled manner. We all must practice responsible burning all year long, even if fire permits aren’t required,” said Dave Bain, Manager of Fire and Emergency Services. “Lacombe County reserves the right to invoice...

Lacombe County Reeve Shepherd re-elected for another term

During the Lacombe County Organizational Meeting on October 24, 2024, Councillors unanimously re-elected Division 3 Councillor Barb Shepherd as Lacombe County Reeve for a fourth one-year term. This reappointment highlights the Council's continued confidence in Reeve Shepherd’s leadership and dedication to Lacombe County. The Oath of Office was administered by County Manager Tim Timmons, marking the beginning of Reeve Shepherd’s new term.

"Reeve Shepherd’s steadfast commitment and leadership...