About Lacombe County
ACKNOWLEDGING LAND & PEOPLE | Lacombe County acknowledges that we are on Treaty 6 lands, the traditional home of the Cree, Dene, Blackfoot, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux and Métis Peoples.
We honour the Indigenous Peoples who have cared for this land and all who came before us, whose devotion to the land laid the foundation for Lacombe County’s growth and prosperity.
With gratitude for the past, we carry that responsibility forward as we grow together with respect.
Lacombe County contains vast, beautiful farm lands, with several 100-year-old farms still operating, as well as friendly hamlets, rural acreage communities, and a mixture of new and established lake communities. We take great pride in honouring our historic rural roots, while supporting new development opportunities. With low tax rates on farm land and residential, Lacombe County offers a unique experience in merging new growing families, with established and mature areas.
Lacombe County is 2,964 square kilometres and contains six hamlets, 41 townships (including partial townships), as well as six urban municipalities and four summer villages. Within our boundaries, we have many lakes, ample golf courses, and extensive recreation opportunities.
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