Common Forms and Guidelines

Category: Solid Waste & Recycling

The Documents you Need Before you Dump

This section contains all current forms and guidelines related to disposal of solid waste in Lac Ste. Anne County. If you're searching for content not found here, please contact the Waste Management department.

Common Forms and Guidelines

#	Title	Download	Size	Hits
Common Forms and Guidelines
	Contractor Other Authorization to Haul Waste 1000 kg or Less	Download Open	162.00 kb	628
	Declaration for Yard Build Cleanup Over 1000 kg (March 2014)	Download Open	230.02 kb	670
	Solid Waste Utility Activation Form	Download Open	765.86 kb	193
	Solid Waste Utility Sign-off Form	Download Open	747.63 kb	146
	Tenant Account Assignment Form	Download Open	762.56 kb	174
	Transfer Station Card Infosheet	Download Open	6.46 mb	211
	Waste System Guidelines (February 2014)	Download Open	32.95 kb	813

Fire & Emergency

Lac Ste. Anne County Fire Services is steadfastly dedicated to the protection, preservation and restoration of public safety across the region.

Public Works

The Public Works division provides essential engineering, operations and maintenance services for those who live, work and play within the region.

Solid Waste & Recycling

Helping residents and business owners across the County process recyclables, organics and garbage via progressive waste management services.

Corporate Services

The Business, information and administrative services that support the other departments in their daily management of Lac Ste. Anne County.

Assessment & Taxation

Each year, the County assesses properties based on the previous year's market values to determine municipal and education tax amounts.

Protective Services

The County employs Community Peace Officers, Bylaw Enforcement Officers and Animal Control Officers to uphold and enforce municipal bylaws.

Community Services

The Community Services Department works to enhance the lives of County residents alike through customized services, programs, grants and guidance.

GIS

Residents, visitors, business owners and municipal neighbours rely on the County's mapping resources to easily find, access and view information.

Founded in 1944, Lac Ste. Anne County is a municipal district in central Alberta, Canada. It is located in Census Division 13, roughly 45 minutes northwest of Edmonton. The County's administrative office is located in the Hamlet of Sangudo. Its namesake comes from its largest body of water, Lac Ste. Anne.

Box 219, Sangudo AB T0E 2A0

lsac (@) lsac.ca
1-866-880-5722

(780) 785-3411
(780) 785-2359

Common Forms and Guidelines