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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.

In recognition of this remarkable legacy, Lacombe County Deputy Reeve Dwayne West presented the Otto family with a 125 Year Farm Family sign on behalf of Lacombe County.

The City of Lacombe is pleased to announce it has been approved for provincial funding to support critical safety upgrades at the Lacombe Regional Airport through Alberta’s Strategic Transportation Infrastructure Program (STIP).

Lacombe County is strengthening its commitment to maintaining high-quality gravel roads with the addition of a ninth grader division, set to begin operations in early July.

Heavy rainfall has significantly impacted gravel roads across Lacombe County. All gravel roads are currently in poor condition. Crews will begin work as soon as conditions improve enough to allow safe equipment operation.

A new master plan is being developed to guide the future of the Lacombe Regional Airport, and we’re looking for your input.

The City of Lacombe and Lacombe County are celebrating a major national milestone following the overwhelming adoption of their joint resolution at the recent Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) Annual Convention in Edmonton.

Thanks to recent precipitation, Lacombe County has lifted all fire restrictions. To ensure community safety and environmental protection, Lacombe County requires fire permits for controlled burns. 

Due to the ongoing fire restrictions, the burn/wood areas at Eckville, Bentley and Alix Transfer Stations are now closed and not accepting wood until further notice.