The outdoor dining season is heating up, and the City of Lethbridge is here to help!

The annual patio and parklet program is back in the urban core. The permit program helps businesses to transform streets and sidewalks into spaces for people, not just vehicles.

Fire safety awareness, graffiti abatement, crime prevention through environmental design, using data collection and outlining roles of various City of Lethbridge departments are among the topics that have been explored by the Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force to date. At the Safety and Social Standing Policy Committee meeting on Thursday, Hunter Heggie, Chair of Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force, issued a submission to showcase a recap of the work to date.

Residents and businesses along 11 Street South are getting an upgrade to their water service infrastructure this summer.

Another sure sign that summer is almost here: Lethbridge spray parks are opening! Water will flow at two of the city’s three spray parks on Friday, May 17, at 12 p.m.