Lethbridge City Council will face some challengingfinancial decisions as they help establish the City's long-range future through the approval of the next capital budget.
Motorists using the Stafford Drive bridge above the CPKC rail lines, between downtown and the north side, will face lane reductions on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Through resident engagement and Lethbridge City Council’s direction, the City of Lethbridge’s next Capital Budget will soon move forward. First, Council will convene as Community Issues Committee (CIC) next week, from October 6-8, to hear presentations on proposed projects for the 2027-2036 Capital Improvement Program (CIP).
As the days get cooler and the leaves begin to fall, it’s the perfect time to cozy up and contact the City of Lethbridge to collect your bagged leaves.
Lethbridge residents will see no change in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) when the contract between the City of Lethbridge and Emergency Health Services (EHS) – Alberta ends September 30.
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