The council received a presentation regarding a long-term humanitarian project focused on children in Ukraine and Uganda, involving a flag and pen-pal initiative, and discussed potential displays of project artifacts within the community. Additionally, an acting manager of planning and development provided an overview of an innovation report concerning proposed amendments to the land use bylaw.
Mar 23, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Lacombe Council Regular Meeting
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The council meeting included presentations regarding the Lacombe/Rikubetsu twinning anniversary, the Downtown Area Redevelopment Plan, and a review of the Community Builder Partnership program. Council authorized an extension for the submission of 2025 financial statements and the Financial Information Return, approved funding for the construction of washrooms at the Spray Park, and awarded a capital works project contract while deferring another to a future program. Additionally, council addressed Notices of Motion concerning provincial legislation, conducted an in-camera session for committee appointments, and finalized several board and committee appointments.
Mar 9, 2026·Board meeting
Council Of The City Of Lacombe Regular Meeting Agenda
The council discussed the removal of Municipal Reserve designation and an amendment to the Land Use Bylaw for a property to facilitate commercial development. Key agenda items included the Alberta Municipalities 2026 call for resolutions and the adoption of an updated procurement policy that indexes thresholds to trade agreement limits. Other matters included councillor and administrative reports, presentations from Lacombe Regional Tourism and the Central Alberta Economic Partnership, and in-camera sessions regarding CAO reports, land, and labor.
Feb 9, 2026·Board meeting
Council Of The City Of Lacombe Regular Meeting
The Council discussed several key agenda items, including the review of reports from the CAO, Councillors, and various committees. Decisions were requested regarding the management of recreational vehicles and their impact on sightlines, a funding request from the Lacombe & District Chamber of Commerce to support an events app and meeting space usage, the acceptance of the Len Thompson Park Playground as a city-owned asset, and the third reading of an amendment to the Traffic Bylaw regarding adjusted school and playground zone operating hours to improve community safety.