Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services recently transitioned its Public Safety Communications Centre to a modernized and improved system. Emergency Services IP Network, also known as ESInet, replaces aging analog technology that has supported emergency communications for decades. 

The annual Battle the Badges charity softball game returns to Spitz Stadium on Saturday, June 27, 2026 as Lethbridge Police (Team Blue) and Lethbridge Fire (Team Red) take to the field in support of two worthy local causes.

By finding opportunities for budget savings with minimal service level reductions, Lethbridge City Council has listened to its residents.

New provincial and federal funding supports community safety and wellbeing in Lethbridge.

Agrifood, advanced manufacturing, transportation and logistics are all priority sectors for the City of Lethbridge. They are also all part of an updated Economic Development Strategy, approved by Lethbridge City Council on Tuesday.

As food truck season gets underway, Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services is highlighting the success of a regional partnership that is helping mobile food vendors operate safely and more efficiently across southern Alberta. 

The City of Lethbridge is continuing to advance its roadmap for the Lethbridge Airport (YQL).

As the community watches the Oldman River rise this week, the City of Lethbridge is providing context around streamflow in and around Lethbridge.

Kids move fast and unpredictably. That’s why during Safe Kids Week, we are reminding drivers across Lethbridge to slow down, stay alert and be ready.