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The River Valley Fire Ban in Lethbridge has been lifted, effective immediately. 

Recent precipitation and cooler temperatures have reduced the fire risk in the River Valley. Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services will continue to monitor weather and wind conditions. Fire restrictions may be reinstated if conditions become hot, dry and windy again.

To help keep our water system running smoothly over the next few days, the City of Lethbridge is asking everyone - residents and businesses - to cut back on any non‑essential water use.

Kids move fast and unpredictably. That’s why during Safe Kids Week, we are reminding drivers across Lethbridge to slow down, stay alert and be ready. 

This year’s Property Tax Notices are in the mail. Taxes are due by June 30, 2026, and a seven per cent penalty will be applied to all unpaid 2026 tax balances as of July 1.

There is rain on the way!

Ahead of what could be significant downfall in the coming days, we offering some important tips, information and reminders.

David Scott is a longtime Alberta birder and co‑author of A Field Guide to the Birds of Alberta. He also shares his expertise through programs at the Helen Schuler Nature Centre, helping locals discover and enjoy the birds around them.

The City has already implemented Leading Pedestrian Intervals (LPI), also known as a Pedestrian Head Start Signal, at several intersections and will continue to add more in the coming weeks and months.

As we move into hotter days, the City of Lethbridge is working to keep Henderson Lake as pristine as possible.

2026 Property Tax Notices and 2026 Downtown Business Improvement Area (DBIA) Assessment and Tax Notices will be mailed out Thursday, May 28, 2026, and are deemed received through this public announcement.

Business knowledge, community leadership and a strong municipal government background have successfully positioned Bridget Mearns as the City of Lethbridge’s first Investment & Growth Officer.