Building Safer Communities (BSC) is proud to highlight the ongoing success of Off the Record (OTR). The youth-first initiative aims to strengthen relationships between young people and first responders in Lethbridge.

Lethbridge residents wanting to make a difference in their community are encouraged to apply to be on one of City Council’s Boards, Commissions and Committees (BCCs). A recruitment campaign for a variety of positions is now underway and applications will be open until October 24 – to coincide with the 2025 Municipal Election.

To celebrate World Gratitude Day on September 21, the City of Lethbridge is starting a new campaign called “Gratitude in Play.” This campaign says thank you to people who help make sports and recreation better.

Safety and traffic flow remain the focus as the Whoop-Up Drive bridge rehabilitation project continues.

The purchase of a new Wildland Sprinkler Trailer marks a significant investment in the City of Lethbridge’s wildfire response capabilities. 

If public transportation matters to you, the City of Lethbridge is inviting you to help steer its future.

A collaborative art project has breathed new life into the southwest corner of Galt Gardens.

Peak hour lane changes will address significant congestion on Whoop-Up Drive. Ongoing inspections confirm it is now safe to move forward with this change.

What’s under the High Level Bridge could hurt you. 

That’s why Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services is working with Canadian Pacific Kansas City to improve safety in the Oldman River where it meets the iconic High Level Bridge. 

Some of the top bridge experts in Canada have been engaged and have advised the City of Lethbridge that Whoop-Up Drive remains safe for motorists.