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  • Helping you stay cool and keep a River Valley park safe

    Keeping cool and safe in Indian Battle Park has never been… cooler!

    The Parks team is excited to announce four new public water faucets. The auto-shutoff taps are located on the exteriors of the park’s four washroom buildings. These water stations are part of our ongoing efforts to improve park amenities and promote public health and safety.

  • Construction season continues in north Lethbridge

    Two water-related projects, on 13 Street North and 5 Avenue North, may impact northside commuters. 

  • River use advisory near Peenaquim Dog Park

    The City is advising residents to exercise caution when using the river near Peenaquim Dog Park over the next 24 hours. 

  • Conserve the flow and keep more dough!

    The 2025 Environmental Incentive Program is now accepting applications! The program offers rebates for purchasing rain barrels and replacing old, inefficient toilets with new low-flow toilets.

  • No fooling, it’s phase two of the Water Meter Upgrade Program

    The multi-year effort to replace 10,000 manually read water meters resumes this week. The neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood project continues in the west Lethbridge community of Heritage Heights on Wednesday, April 2.

  • Watermain repair impacting traffic on 6 Avenue South

    City crews are repairing a watermain in the 1200 Block of 6 Avenue South. 

    The work area has closed the inner eastbound and westbound lanes. Outer lanes in both directions remain open at this time, but the closure may be extended into both westbound lanes if required. 

  • Valve repair impacting traffic on Stafford Drive North

    Our water team is repairing a valve in the 200 block of Stafford Drive North. The work has both southbound lanes and one northbound lane closed between 2 Avenue A North and 3 Avenue North.

  • Weekly updates on southern Alberta reservoir levels

    The end of winter is mere weeks away and the mercury is climbing. With spring on the horizon, eyes are once again turning to southern Alberta reservoirs.

    The City of Lethbridge has resumed weekly reporting of water levels in the Oldman, St. Mary and Waterton reservoirs.

  • Spring melt impacting water taste and odour, but not safety

    If you’re noticing an unusual taste or odour coming from your residential water outlets, don’t worry. It’s perfectly normal and necessary.

  • Local businesses invited to talk Scaling Water Rates

    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.


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Lethbridge, AB T1J 0P6

Phone: 311
or 403-320-3111 (if outside of Lethbridge)

 

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