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Advocacy efforts for sustainable long-term water and wastewater infrastructure have been in conversation at last week’s Alberta Municipalities conference in Edmonton, at last month’s Economic Standing Policy Committee meeting and at Lethbridge City Council’s meeting on Tuesday.

Every October and November, the FREE Fall Leaf Collection program provides residents the option of having their fallen leaves picked up in paper yard waste bags for composting.

On Monday, October 23, the City of Lethbridge will host its next in-person community engagement event. With over 30 projects to explore and fun, free activities for the whole family, local residents can be informed, give feedback and connect with City staff and partners.

Throw on a sweater, grab your pumpkin spice latte and don’t forget to contact the City to collect your leaves! The Fall Leaf Collection Program begins today and you can book your pick-up until Friday, November 10.

The block of 4 Avenue South between 6 Street and 7 Street in Downtown Lethbridge will have a short-term closure due to crosswalk work from October 2-4.

Halloween coupon books are back and are on sale beginning Sunday, October 1. The partnership between the City of Lethbridge and Recreation Excellence offers a healthy alternative to handing out candy.

Students, teachers and families will soon be welcomed through the gates of their school with a welcoming ‘Oki’ thanks to a partnership with the City of Lethbridge.

As many residents start packing up their camping gear for another year, the City’s Waste & Environment department is reminding residents to keep the old propane tanks out of their curbside collection carts.

Saturday, September 30, is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The City of Lethbridge will have service level changes on that day as well as on Monday, October 2.