Lamont County has announced their 2025 Engagement Survey asking residents about service levels, budget planning and communication. Postcards have been sent out to residents that don’t live in towns or villages starting today. The survey takes about 10-15 minutes to
Fort Saskatchewan RCMP sent out a press release early on Saturday morning as an update to the Lamont house fire responded to during the early morning hours of Friday, July 4. Fort Saskatchewan RCMP and Lamont County Fire have been
Fort Saskatchewan RCMP are on the scene of a house fire on 52 Avenue in Lamont. The call came in at approximately 1 a.m. on the morning of July 4. An RCMP news release noted that at least two homes
Lamont County has opened its intake for the fall session of dust control. Sign up must be completed by July 31 to be included in any dust abatement program. All costs for the service are the responsibility of the landowner.
The Heartland Air Monitoring Partnership has released their air quality report for June 23-29, with the outlook looking far more positive than it has in the past few weeks. Due to wildfires not too far away and wind bringing the
Lamont County has announced that it is decreasing its fire warnings from a restriction to a fire advisory as of June 23 at noon. Due to the current weather conditions, the county is moving away from a fire restriction for
Sunshine dominates much of today, though clouds will build later with a slight chance of showers and a possible thunderstorm by late afternoon. The risk of unsettled weather continues into the evening before skies partially clear overnight. Wednesday and Thursday
Clouds and early morning showers clear quickly today, making way for a warm and breezy afternoon. Conditions shift again tonight, with more showers and the risk of a thunderstorm moving in overnight. Wednesday brings another round of unsettled weather, with
Showers become more likely by midday today as clouds and gusty winds move in from the southeast. The unsettled pattern continues into Friday, with a chance of showers and the risk of a thunderstorm in the afternoon. Showers taper off
A mix of sun and cloud dominates today, with a slight chance of showers in the afternoon and evening. Once that clears, a stable and dry pattern settles in. Sunshine takes over starting Thursday, with temperatures gradually rising through the
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