Lethbridge Public Library is encouraging residents to share their experiences on library services and help guide its upcoming strategic plan. 

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. 

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.  

Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services is advising residents that a new temporary emergency access road connecting Great Bear Boulevard West to Metis Trail West is now complete and open for emergency response use only. 

Beginning tomorrow, the City of Lethbridge is taking traffic safety to the next level with the launch of a year-round traffic safety message campaign.

A Sunday outing on the Oldman River became a dangerous emergency when six boaters were caught near the weir during high-water conditions. Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services responded to the weir on the evening of July 5 with crews from four stations, eight emergency apparatus and 18 firefighters. 

Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services recently transitioned its Public Safety Communications Centre to a modernized and improved system. Emergency Services IP Network, also known as ESInet, replaces aging analog technology that has supported emergency communications for decades. 

The annual Battle the Badges charity softball game returns to Spitz Stadium on Saturday, June 27, 2026 as Lethbridge Police (Team Blue) and Lethbridge Fire (Team Red) take to the field in support of two worthy local causes.