I was pleased to attend yesterday’s budget announcement in Edmonton, on behalf of Lethbridge City Council. One of our biggest priorities remains the need for future expansion plans for water and wastewater, so it was encouraging to see that Budget 2025 allocates $520 million across three years to support small and mid-sized municipalities in building or enhancing drinking water and wastewater infrastructure.  

Seniors, women, children, families, vulnerable individuals and new immigrants looking for housing may soon have more options in Lethbridge. Through the Affordable and Social Housing Capital Fund, Lethbridge City Council on Tuesday conditionally approved several capital funding requests that would result in the development of 112 housing units, 82 of which would be held at affordable rates. 

Lethbridge City Council has re-committed its opposition to any and all coal developments that risk damage to the Oldman Watershed.

With winter conditions expected to persist over the next month, Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services urges residents to stay off frozen waterways. 

Unstable ice poses a serious risk. Lethbridge’s fluctuating temperatures and frequent Chinook winds can cause rapid changes in ice thickness, making frozen water surfaces extremely dangerous. 

Industrial, Commercial and Institutional (ICI) sector members using City of Lethbridge water are invited to discuss proposed Scaling Water Rates. The City is hosting two open houses, in the Culver Meeting Room at City Hall, on Monday, March 3 from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. – 7 p.m.

Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services' Public Safety Communications Centre (PSCC) is proud to announce that it is now providing fire dispatch services for the Blood Tribe Emergency Services (BTES). This partnership strengthens a longstanding relationship with the Blood Tribe and marks a significant regional emergency services collaboration milestone. 

Lethbridge City Council is continuing to advocate in support of our local economy, specifically with recent actions regarding the potential impact of U.S. tariffs to the region. 

Are you looking to work outside in fresh air, with a great group of people and the summer sun on your face? We’re hiring!

The City of Lethbridge wants your feedback on snow routes and the windrow assistance pilot.

Lethbridge residents are invited to join the Emergency Social Services (ESS) team to support their community during large-scale emergencies and disasters. ESS plays a vital role in ensuring that individuals and families impacted by crises receive short-term support to regain stability as quickly as possible.