There will be a road closure on 28 Street South beginning Wednesday, January 24 so crews can install a new storm service.

The recent extreme cold weather may have put a freeze on the regular routines of residents, but it certainly turned up the heat on several City of Lethbridge crews. Cold weather challenges gave the City’s Infrastructure Services department a frosty reception as they worked relentlessly over the 6 days of frigid temperatures to keep services and facilities running.

There will be a partial road closure in the 1200 block of 6 Avenue South beginning Thursday, January 4 so crews can complete patching work.

As part of Lethbridge Transit’s continuous improvement process, schedule changes will be implemented starting tomorrow, Wednesday October 18.

Starting October 1, the Ride-On-Demand (ROD) service will require payment and Breeze cards will need to be changed to the LT Fare card or app.

The Lethbridge Transit office located at 619 4 Avenue North will be closed to the public as of Friday, September 29, 2023.

Today, the Honourable Randy Boissonnault, Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Official Languages, and His Worship Blaine Hyggen, Mayor of Lethbridge, announced a joint investment of $134,813 to support planning work for the full transition of the city’s transit fleet to zero emission buses.

Lethbridge Transit is excited to introduce new self-serve options with the launch of the upgraded fare collection system. Now customers can buy bus fare anytime, anywhere through the LT Fare mobile app, or by accessing the LTFare.ca web portal.

As seven new vans hit the road, residents and transit users will notice a new look to Lethbridge Transit’s fleet.

The City of Lethbridge’s Fee Assistance program, aimed at supporting residents facing financial barriers, has expanded to include both recreation and culture activities as well as bus passes.