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  • Changes to Botterill Bottom Park access

    Repairs to Whoop-Up Drive have been completed, following the August 6 incident, so the Botterill Bottom Road has now been re-opened. The City is also advising all Botterill Bottom Park users of upcoming changes and safety considerations during the Water Treatment Plant upgrade project.

  • Keeping Russian olive trees out of our parks

    The City of Lethbridge's Parks team is ramping up efforts to remove Russian olive trees. 

  • Ice Safety Reminder

    With the recent stretch of cold weather, the City of Lethbridge Parks department and Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services are reminding residents to be safe around lakes, ponds and rivers. 

  • Unregulated electric motorbikes threaten safety and nature

    Unregulated electric dirt bikes are colliding with community safety and carving up Lethbridge’s River Valley.

    In recent months, police have noticed more electric dirt bikes (e-dirt bikes) being used on trails in the River Valley and on city streets.

  • Improvements are coming to Popson Park

    Popson Park will be temporarily closed starting October 20 for parking lot upgrades to improve safety, accessibility and visitor experience.

  • Dave Elton Skate Park rolls into history

    The City of Lethbridge is moving forward with plans to retire the Dave Elton Skate Park. This decision follows a thorough review of the site’s condition, usage patterns and future potential for community development.

  • Run to Remember 2025

    The City of Lethbridge Parks & Cemeteries team is honoured to welcome the community back for the Run to Remember.

  • Service Level Changes for Labour Day

    Monday, September 1 is Labour Day. The City of Lethbridge will have service level changes.

  • Galt Gardens: Where art meets Niitsitapi Blackfoot heritage

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

  • Pathway upgrades are coming to four Lethbridge parks

    Several aging pathways, across four city parks, are set for replacement as part of an upcoming improvement project.