Canada Post Strike Information

➡️ Mail directed to Lacombe County can be dropped off at the Lacombe County Admin Building during office hours or via the drop box at the parking lot entrance.

Learn more about how to contact Lacombe County.

➡️ Lacombe County communicates with residents in a number of ways:

• Online news (subscribe here to have your news delivered right to your inbox OR visit www.lacombecounty.com to see the latest)
• Monthly County News Paper (read it online here)
• Social Media (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn)

➡️ Lacombe County Municipal Assessors are reviewing and visiting properties throughout the municipality this year as required to verify property information ensuring accurate and equitable assessments – we appreciate your cooperation with data collection activities.

Our Assessors carry identification and will present it upon request.

If you have questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact us at the Lacombe County Administration Office at 403-782-6601 or assessment@lacombecounty.com. 

➡️ Payments can be made in person, at the drop box via cheque, online through your financial institution, and online through OptionPay (credit cards). 

Learn more about the different payment options available.

➡️ Lacombe County believes that its success lies with the people and businesses that it serves. We are unable to mail out information to residents at this time.

You can stay up-to-date on Current Planning Projects or Public Engagement Opportunities online.

➡️ All decisions on subdivisions and development applications that require neighbouring landowner notice through mail delivery under the Municipal Government Act will be delayed as a result of the strike.  

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our Planning Services team at 403-782-8389 or email them to planning@lacombecounty.com. 

➡️ Utility Customers:

• If you need a copy of your utility bill, we can print yours at the front desk or email you a copy. Please give us a call. Penalties for unpaid or late payments will not be waived
  • Utility bills are mailed in the beginning of every month and are due the last business day of every month.
  • You can come in, call in or email info@lacombecounty.com.
  • There is a 2% penalty for late payments.

➡️ Now’s a great time to set up an ESend account to receive your monthly utility bills by email. You can fill out a form online and set up an account today.