Clearwater County sells its half of old medical clinic building to town for $150K

The Town of Rocky Mountain House will be purchasing Clearwater County’s share of the old medical clinic building on 49 St.

A motion from county Coun. Tyler McCauley moved to accept the town’s offer to purchase its share of the building, including “all mines and minerals,” for a total of $150,000.

Further details of the sale were not disclosed to the public or media, as the discussion was held in closed session.

The building was also the subject of a closed-session discussion at the Town of Rocky Mountain House’s special council meeting Oct. 28.

A motion from Coun. Dale Shippelt authorized administration to purchase the building from the county for up to the amount of the county’s offer, with funds coming from council’s priority reserve.

94.5 Rewind Radio pressed Rocky Mountain House Mayor Shane Boniface for comment, but was told that because the discussion was held in closed session, he could not comment further.

Before the completion of the new medical building in June 2026, the old medical clinic was jointly owned by the town and county and leased to practicing physicians.

Building discussed at spring 2026 ICC

The old medical clinic building was discussed by the town and county during the spring 2026 Intermunicipal Collaboration Committee meeting.

An appraisal completed before the meeting pegged the building’s value at $960,000.

The assessment also listed the building’s condition as “good.” However, a number of maintenance items were recommended, including window and stair repairs, as well as a $12,700 rooftop unit replacement.

Following the ICC meeting, both Rocky Mountain House and Clearwater County councils approved listing the building for $970,000 through a local real estate agent, on the condition that the current leaseholders be given time to vacate the building.

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