Public Engagement

Lacombe County believes that its success lies with the people and businesses that it serves. We see the value in engaging the public through a variety of mediums and are committed to open, accountable and responsive decision making, including different levels of engagement with the public as outlined in this policy. Lacombe County believes that meaningful public participation on different levels is crucial to communications between the municipality and the public, as well as the success of the County as a whole.

Policy AD (40) Public Participation Policy speaks to the level of public participation and engagement opportunities coming from Lacombe County around the issues of proposed applications, plans, bylaws, projects, studies, arising issues, and other initiatives that may have an impact on the public in the County. This policy establishes a consistent approach for public participation in Lacombe County’s municipal decision-making. The policy ensures that participation opportunities are clear, accessible, appropriate, and that feedback is considered in a transparent and accountable manner.

Upcoming Public Engagement Opportunities

  • No upcoming events.

You can also see the status of Lacombe County projects or access surveys that are underway on the Current Planning Projects page.

If there are no events listed above, then there are no engagement opportunities happening at this time Lacombe County. Click on the link below to see the status of our Current Planning Projects.

Latest Public Engagement News

  • Lacombe County Environmental Stewardship Award nominations now open

    Lacombe County is shining a spotlight on outstanding individuals and community non-government organizations who exemplify the essence of environmental stewardship, recognizing individuals or groups who demonstrate an unwavering commitment to conserving and sustaining the environment within Lacombe County.

  • PUBLIC HEARING | Reserve Land Designation (Bylaw 1464/26)

    Lacombe County is holding a PUBLIC HEARING to hear your feedback on the proposed bylaw changes that would update lands designated as Reserve under previous iterations of the Municipal Government Act (MGA) to the appropriate designation under the current MGA and designate lands which are currently being managed as Municipal Reserve, Environmental Reserve, and Public Utility Lot to the appropriate designation.

  • Eckville Flood Study Now Underway

    Residents in the Eckville area may notice increased activity near the Medicine River and Lasthill Creek this summer as part of the Eckville Flood Study, a provincially led initiative focused on improving flood hazard identification and public safety.

Government of Alberta Public Engagement Opportunities

The Government of Alberta has a variety of public engagement opportunities, to help shape the future of government policies, programs and services.


Lacombe County will promote and communicate opportunities for public engagement in a manner they feel most appropriate to the type and level of engagement. This can include a combination of the following:

  • County News
  • Website
  • Social Media (Facebook / Instagram / Twitter)
  • Radio
  • Direct Mail / flyers
  • Local newspaper advertising
  • Surveys

Contact Us

Mailing Address:
Lacombe County Office
RR 3
Lacombe AB T4L 2N3

Physical Location:
40403 Range Road 27-4

Contact Us
Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

Email: info@lacombecounty.com 
Phone: 403-782-6601
Fax: 403-782-3820

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