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Heavy rainfall has significantly impacted gravel roads across Lacombe County. Motorists can expect soft, muddy surfaces and challenging driving conditions.
All gravel roads in Lacombe County are currently in poor condition. Crews will begin work as soon as conditions improve enough to allow safe equipment operation.
Until then, please use caution when driving and adjust travel plans accordingly.
Currently, the fire risk in Lacombe County is LOW, and no fire advisories, restrictions, or bans are in place. Please continue to exercise caution and always prioritize fire prevention.
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.
Lacombe County has begun to receive limited amounts of 2% liquid strychnine. Currently, producers on the Strychnine Contact List are being contacted as product becomes available to arrange purchase.
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.
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.
Residents of the Hamlet of Mirror will see significant infrastructure work beginning this month as Lacombe County undertakes several upgrades and repairs to the community’s water and sewer systems.
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.
The June 2026 edition of Lacombe County News is now available, featuring important updates, events, and information for residents across the County
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.
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Lacombe County Office
RR 3
Lacombe AB T4L 2N3
Physical Location:
40403 Range Road 27-4
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8:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
Email: info@lacombecounty.com
Phone: 403-782-6601
Fax: 403-782-3820
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