When emergencies force people from their homes, a coordinated and compassionate response can make all the difference. 

As part of Emergency Preparedness Week, the City of Lethbridge is highlighting the ongoing work of its Emergency Social Services (ESS) team and encouraging residents to learn how they can get involved. 

Lethbridge is kicking off its fourth annual Dog Waste Awareness Month to promote cleaner public spaces.

Understanding the magnitude of a decision that could impact the City’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS), City Council will have further discussions regarding the Province’s new EMS costing model.

The City of Lethbridge’s road safety project is complete, marking an important milestone in the City’s ongoing commitment to safer streets.

Due to the major financial impact on Lethbridge taxpayers, City administration is recommending City Council not accept the Province’s new contract conditions for emergency medical services (EMS), while preserving the right to participate in further negotiations and/or request for proposal processes.

Service level changes, external decisions from other levels of government, inflationary increases, and funding allocation to community groups will all be top of mind for City Council as they head toward approving a 2027 Operating Budget.

The City of Lethbridge’s first Infrastructure Services Regional Summit highlighted the value of collaboration and shared expertise across the region.

Lethbridge City Council’s new Strategic Plan is committed to supporting existing businesses, attracting investment and strengthening Lethbridge’s role as a regional hub for agriculture, agri-food, advanced manufacturing, trade, logistics and emerging industries.

The City of Lethbridge is recognizing the community’s role in the continued success of the curbside organics program as it wraps up its third year.  

Earth Day also brings heaps of compost to giveaway, weekend activities and the return of the household battery collection program. 

The 2026 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.