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Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services, Lethbridge Police Service and the City of Lethbridge’s Community Social Development department are reminding residents that reporting encampments plays a key role in preventing fires and supporting a coordinated, community-based response. 

The annual Community Capital Projects Grant is back!

The grant gives non‑profit organizations funding to upgrade facilities and equipment. Focus is placed on projects that build a more inclusive and accessible community.

The City of Lethbridge is beginning a functional planning and design study for an active transportation link.

The study encompasses the area from 26 Avenue North to Scenic Drive South, between 16 Street North/South and 20 Street North/South.

While Santa was busy checking his list, the Holiday Bus was making stops around town. Decked out in dazzling lights and brimming with holiday spirit, it helped spark the magic of the season in many ways. 

The City of Lethbridge is exploring ways to make Assessment & Taxation notices more transparent, clearer to read and easier to use. We’re asking residents for feedback on how well the current notices explain their Assessment and Taxes and what changes would make them easier to understand. 

The City of Lethbridge is marking a strong start to its Environmental Incentive Program.

The program helped residents make simple, water‑smart upgrades in their homes.

An unattended spark in the River Valley last night nearly became a major emergency, prompting a River Valley fire ban now in effect. 

The new scale house at the Waste and Recycling Centre is preparing to welcome its first customers tomorrow, January 10. 

Another holiday season has come and gone, which means it’s time for our long-anticipated Christmas Tree Collection. This year’s city-wide collection will take place tomorrow, January 10. 

The City of Lethbridge has joined the Strong Cities Network. It's a global coalition of municipalities committed to reducing hate, extremism and polarization.