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Ten community photo chosen to be features on City website. 

Repairs and upgrades to Lethbridge's water, sewer and stormwater systems.

Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services (LFES) want to remind everyone to be safe while using bodies of water in and around the city during the summer months.

Aquatic invasive species (AIS) are non-native aquatic animals, plants or insects that have been brought from other places into Alberta’s lakes, ponds and waterways.

On Thursday June 8, the City of Lethbridge will be completing a planned power outage from 21, 23 and 24 Street South between 17 Avenue and 19 Avenue South.

Effective immediately, the outside lane of eastbound Whoop Up Drive is closed to complete a storm service repair.

Welcome to the final week of our Curbside Enthusiasm Contest! 

Week four - Task four

Tell us which tool/resource has been the most helpful in helping you navigate Curbside Organics. ie. curbside.lethbridge.ca, Ins and Outs guide, social media messages, Curbside Enthusiasm videos, Waste Wizard, Lethbridge Loop etc.

Residents may see and hear Royal Canadian Air Force planes and helicopters overhead and see Search and Rescue Technicians parachuting between June 5 - 12.

The City of Lethbridge is celebrating Environment Week from June 4 – 10 by inviting residents to take part in planning for the future.

The Climate Adaptation Strategy and Action Plan survey is now open for residents to provide their feedback on how we can adapt to changing climates in Lethbridge.

As a city in the heart of the prairies, trees are not naturally occurring, apart from Cottonwoods in the River Valley. Through continuous education, care and dedicated management, Lethbridge has an urban forest we are very proud of. Lethbridge has an impressive tree canopy with over 47,000 public trees in parks and open spaces and at lease the same number of private trees.