Postal Strike - Water and Garbage Billing (St. Michael/Hilliard)

Be advised during a postal strike, bills are not sent to residents by mail. Pick up a copy of bills for water (St. Michael) or garbage (Hilliard) at the Lamont County Administration Building during normal business hours. We apologize for this inconvenience. NOTE: Bill payment is still due by the normal deadline; unpaid bills will incur late fees.

Water and Garbage Billing during a postal strike

Workshops

Current Workshops

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1. In the Know Workshop (funded through the Do More Ag Foundation Community Fund) - DATE TBD

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Government of Alberta's Working Well Program presents a new workshop series that starts this month:

- Oct. 22: Getting to know your well;

- Oct. 29: Maintaining and managing your well; and

- Nov. 5: Sampling, testing and treating well water.

Water well owners can choose to attend any or all three workshops as applicable to your needs, and recordings will be posted online for those unable to attend. Registration and more information: alberta.ca/working-well-resources.

 

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Workshop #1:  

Whether you're new to owning a water well or have had one for years, it's important to understand how your well works to maintain it! Join us for an online ‘Working Well’ workshop on October 22 at 6:30pm to hear from experts on how your well works. Sign up here ->  Working Well - Resources | Alberta.ca 

 

Got a water well? Know it well!

Workshop #2:  

 
Do you have sediment in your well? Has your yield dropped? These are common issues with private water wells. Can you identify common contamination risks to your well? Did you know that regularly shock chlorinating your well is a useful maintenance tool. Join us for an online ‘Working Well’ workshop on October 29 at 6:30pm to hear how! Sign up here -> Working Well - Resources | Alberta.ca 

 

Sediment in your well? Yield not what it used to be?

 

Workshop #3:  

When was the last time you sampled your well water? Depending on the depth of your well you should be testing quarterly or semi-annually and water treatment may be required to address any concerns. Join us for an online ‘Working Well’ workshop on November 5 at 6:30pm to hear more! Sign up here -> Working Well - Resources | Alberta.ca 

 

 

When did you last test your well water?