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.

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

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- Jul 08, 2026

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.

Bylaw 1464/26 will direct the management of County lands by clarifying the land’s intended use, and bring additional legislative support to Policy RC(8) and Bylaw 1398/23.

Participate in the public hearing to voice your opinion. There are 3 ways you can provide input!

  1. Attend and speak in person:
    Lacombe County Office, Council Chambers. Located 2.5 miles west of Highway 2 at the intersection of Spruceville Road (Range Road 27-4) and Highway 12.

  2. Attend and speak virtually:
    Instructions for accessing the meeting by phone or online can be found on our website (www.lacombecounty. com)

  3. Provide written comments:
    If you are unable to attend the Public Hearing, but want to provide input, send your comments to 
    Jordan Nakonechny, Environmental Coordinator, prior to August 20, 2026. Your comments can be sent by:

For more information, please contact Jordan Nakonechny, Environmental Coordinator, at 403-782-8959 or email jnakonechny@lacombecounty.com.

Draft Bylaw 1464/26 - Reserve Designation Bylaw & Maps

Public Hearing Purpose: A Public Hearing presents the proposed bylaw, and gives members of the public an opportunity to speak to Council about it and provide input before adoption. Your input is valued and encouraged.Anyone wishing to comment on the proposed bylaw changes will have an opportunity to do so at the Public Hearing.

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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