The City of Lethbridge Parks and Cemeteries department is unleashing the annual Dog Waste Awareness Month. This May, we’re encouraging responsible pet ownership and cleaner public spaces.

The City of Lethbridge is recognizing the community’s role in the continued success of the curbside organics program as it wraps up its second year. 

The 2025 Environmental Incentive Program is now accepting applications! The program offers rebates for purchasing rain barrels and replacing old, inefficient toilets with new low-flow toilets.

This week is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. We’re proud to recognize the Emergency Communications Officers in our PSCC who answer over 138,000 calls a year for Lethbridge and 22 nearby communities.

The PSCC was recently re-accredited as a Fire Accredited Centre of Excellence — one of just 63 worldwide.

Spring is in the air, which can only mean one thing: it’s time for some spring cleaning! 

Residential street sweeping starts Tuesday, April 8, and will continue every weekday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. during the next eight to 10 weeks, weather permitting. Signs will be visible starting today to alert motorists of soon-to-be-swept areas. 

Working together to set Lethbridge up for success is the focus of a new partnership agreement between the City of Lethbridge and the University of Lethbridge.

The multi-year effort to replace 10,000 manually read water meters resumes this week. The neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood project continues in the west Lethbridge community of Heritage Heights on Wednesday, April 2.

The community is invited to help shape the future of public art in Lethbridge.

The City is updating our Public Art Master Plan. Passed in 2012, the Plan recognizes public art as a key part of Lethbridge's culture. The update will reflect the city's growth, changing public expectations and new trends in public art and planning.

Lethbridge City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to have the Mayor’s Office again declare April 7 as Green Shirt Day. Mayor Hyggen says he wants to keep bringing this item to Council annually, rather than as a one-time declaration, to continually highlight Logan’s impact and the importance of talking to your family about becoming an organ donor.

City Council has approved a move on Tuesday, that saves more than $1.4 million in loan interest and initiates next steps in meeting the new provincially mandated recycling regulations.