When is the next tax sale auction in Westlock County?

The next scheduled public auction for Westlock County is Dec 3, 2026. Alberta municipalities must advertise a tax-recovery auction in the Alberta Gazette 40 to 90 days before the sale, so dates are known well in advance.

Can the owner buy the property back after a Westlock County tax sale?

No. Alberta has no post-sale redemption. The owner can pay the arrears right up until the auction to keep the land, but once the auctioneer declares a parcel sold, the sale is final and title transfers to the buyer.

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Westlock County tax sales

Westlock County currently has 7 tax-sale parcels headed to public auction and 7 municipal lots for sale.

See 14 listings in Westlock County on the map →

Tax-sale auctions in Westlock County

Westlock County has 1 scheduled tax-recovery auction on the board:

Dec 3, 2026 at 14:00 (the Westlock County Office in Westlock, Alberta). 7 parcels offered. None of them publishes a reserve bid yet.

A reserve bid is set by council under MGA s.419 and has to be published before the sale, but the Gazette notice that lists the parcel often does not carry it. The number lands later, in the municipality's own auction package. We add it the day it appears rather than estimating one.

SW-21-63-25-W4Reserve not in the noticeDec 3, 2026 PLAN 0425297 BLOCK 1 LOT 1Reserve not in the noticeDec 3, 2026 PLAN 1221575 BLOCK 6 LOT 11AReserve not in the noticeDec 3, 2026 PLAN 181EO BLOCK 3 LOT W3-4Reserve not in the noticeDec 3, 2026 PLAN 8063ET BLOCK 2 LOT 1,2-3WReserve not in the noticeDec 3, 2026 PLAN 1308CL BLOCK 5 LOT 7Reserve not in the noticeDec 3, 2026 PLAN 2431CL BLOCK 4 LOT 3-5Reserve not in the noticeDec 3, 2026

Municipal land for sale in Westlock County

Municipally-owned lots and tax-forfeited parcels (MGA s.424/425). These have no auction date. They stay available until the municipality sells them.

PLAN 928394 BLOCK 2 LOT 4Price not listedAvailable now PLAN 928394 BLOCK 2 LOT 3Price not listedAvailable now PLAN 928394 BLOCK 2 LOT 8Price not listedAvailable now PLAN 928394 BLOCK 1 LOT 21Price not listedAvailable now PLAN 928394 BLOCK 2 LOT 6Price not listedAvailable now PLAN 928394 BLOCK 2 LOT 5Price not listedAvailable now PLAN 1820126 BLOCK 3 LOT 3Price not listedAvailable now

Common questions

When is the next tax sale auction in Westlock County?: The next scheduled public auction for Westlock County is Dec 3, 2026. Alberta municipalities must advertise a tax-recovery auction in the Alberta Gazette 40 to 90 days before the sale, so dates are known well in advance.
How many tax-sale properties are there in Westlock County?: Westlock County currently has 7 tax-sale parcels headed to public auction and 7 municipal lots for sale.
Can the owner buy the property back after a Westlock County tax sale?: No. Alberta has no post-sale redemption. The owner can pay the arrears right up until the auction to keep the land, but once the auctioneer declares a parcel sold, the sale is final and title transfers to the buyer.

Confirm with Westlock County

Everything here is a summary of a public notice, read from the Alberta Gazette and municipal sources. Westlock County is the authority on its own tax-recovery sales: confirm dates, terms and the current status of any parcel with westlockcounty.com before you bid or buy. We are not affiliated with the municipality.

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Updated Nov 5, 2026. Checked against Alberta Gazette Part 1 notices and municipal auction lists.

AlbertaTaxSales is not affiliated with any Alberta municipality or the Government of Alberta. Every listing is a summary of a public notice. Always confirm it against the municipality's own notice before you bid or buy.