News

Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services is strengthening local wildfire readiness after receiving $42,160 in funding from the Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta.

Three years into the curbside organics program, the City of Lethbridge is looking for feedback on how residents use their green carts. 

Off the Record is back with basketball, soccer and a chance for youth and first responders to come together through sport.

Amendment to Land Use Bylaw 6300 to rezone the parcel listed.

Due to improved conditions on the Oldman River, Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services is lifting the boating advisory issued on July 2, effective immediately.

Highlights and decisions from the July 14, 2026, meeting of Lethbridge City Council.

The Whoop-Up Drive bridge recoating project is moving to a 24-hour schedule, meaning around the clock work to complete the massive infrastructure.

Supporting a balanced response recognizing enforcement as essential while also strengthening prevention, intervention and education, are the primary goals of the City’s new Community Safety Action Plan (CSAP). 

Following a multi-year pilot program, plowing snow to the right during snow route operations will become the City of Lethbridge’s permanent approach to snow and ice control.  

Starting the week of July 13, crews will begin installing permanent pavement markings on roads included in last year’s asphalt overlay program.