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Located just over an hour northeast of Edmonton in Alberta's Lakeland, our progressive county of over 5000 residents features great opportunities for development, recreation, agriculture and affordable country living. Smoky Lake County Council and its team of administration professionals look forward to introducing you to our region. We hope you find what you're looking for on our website and encourage you to contact us should you have any questions or comments.
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C1112 IMPORTANT NOTICE 9-1-1 SERVICE CHANGE Smoky Lake County and Municipalities within the Smoky Lake Region are changing 9-1-1 providers. Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority will now be providing 9-1-1 Call Answer and Emergency Dispatching Services. URGENT ACTION NEEDED Any Residents or Businesses using security monitoring systems will have to update the emergency phone number contact information. Please notify your security company that the new emergency contact number is: 1(780)826-2433 Any previous numbers registered with the previous call center will not work in the future. Please Note: 9-1-1 services will not be affected. This notice is ONLY for the individuals or companies that use electronic security monitoring companies. Any Question please Contact Scott
Franchuk County Fire Chief at the Smoky Lake County Office @
780-656-3730.
Smoky Lake County is taking a proactive approach to the upcoming influenza N1H1 strain that is expected to hit during this fall season. Residents, who are feeling the onset of flu-like systems, are encouraged to avoid coming to the County Office to pay their utility or tax bills. Bills can be paid in alternative ways from the comfort of your home: · Internet Banking can be set up with the help of your local bank; and · Telephone Banking can be set up with the help of your local bank. Whether you have flu symptoms or not, you should: · Cover your cough by coughing into your elbow or sleeve or use a tissue to cover your nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing and discard tissue. · Wash your hands often with soap and water, especially after coughing or sneezing. Hand sanitizers are also effective. · Reduce the spread of germs by limiting toughing your eyes, nose or mouth and by washing your hands frequently. · Maintain your health by taking care of yourself and those in your care, including eating a healthy balanced diet, avoiding cigarette smoke and other harmful substances, being active and getting enough sleep. Further information on H1N1 and maintaining public health and safety during this flu season is available through the County Office. For further information, contact:
Trevor
Tychkowsky
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Gravel Truck Courtesy When approaching a gravel truck with flashing lights, please stop and allow ample room for the safe completion of the spread of the gravel. The driver will accommodate the passing of vehicles at reasonable intervals to ensure safe passage of vehicles. This practice allows for the safety of travelers and operators and also allows for the consistent laying of material on the roadway.
Signs & Road Damage If you see any damaged or missing roadway signs and / or damage to County roadways, please contact the Public Works Shop at 656-3755 Snow Plowing With the amount of snowfall this year already, the County asks residents that plow the snow at their driveway entrances to have snow moved well into the right hand corner of the entrance’s ditch. This improves the ability for our grader operators to lessen the amount of snow left at driveway entrances, while grading County roads. In addition, residents are asked to not leave ridges of snow on the County roads.
Snowmobile Reminders Please be advised that snowmobiles are to keep to designated routes and avoid trespassing on private property.
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