General

After carefully considering feedback received from the community at the public hearing, County Council gave second and third reading (final adoption) to Bylaws 1406/24 and 1407/24. 

In a move that aligns with its financial planning and policy commitments, Lacombe County has officially approved the tax rates for the year 2024, as outlined in the 2024 Tax Rate Bylaw. 

In Alberta, eligible farmers can now obtain a Farm Restricted Class 1 driver's license. 

As we welcome the warmth of spring, it's crucial to remember the hidden dangers that the past winter's activities may have left behind. 

As the frost thaws and the days grow longer, farmers across Lacombe County are gearing up for the crucial task of spring seeding. 

MEET YOUR COUNCILLORS | In April, there are several opportunities to meet with Lacombe County Councillors and County Staff about the issues and updates that matter to YOU!

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 managed as Municipal Reserve, Environmental Reserve, and Public Utility Lot to the appropriate designation. 

Lacombe County is excited to announce a two-day voluntary farm vehicle safety check event, taking place at our Rainy Creek (April 3) and Tees (April 4) satellite public works shops.

Lacombe County is reminding all ratepayers of the upcoming fire permit season beginning March 1, 2024. 

Lacombe County is excited to announce its seventh annual “Spring Tune Up” event on March 21, 2024.