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Lithium-ion batteries power many of the devices we rely on every day, but if they’re not used or disposed of properly, they can create a serious fire risk. During this year’s Fire Prevention Week, Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services encourages residents to take action and Charge into Fire Safety!™ 

More sewer work is impacting traffic on the northside. 

Starting today, October 3, both directions of 13 Street North between 18 Avenue and 23 Avenue are closed and detours are in place. 

Residents can now start making plans to mark their ballots during the Voting Period set for October 8-20.

As the days get cooler and the leaves begin to fall, it’s the perfect time to cozy up and contact the City of Lethbridge to collect your leaves.

As the University of Lethbridge prepares to host its upcoming career fair and fall convocation, the City of Lethbridge is helping students gain experience and explore career paths to support their transition after graduation. 

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.

Tuesday, September 30, is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The City of Lethbridge will have service level changes.

There will be additional impacts to traffic on Whoop-Up Drive early next week – but it will be during late evening and overnight hours and help lead to the re-opening of further lanes by mid-week. 

Due to the Canada Post strike, Lethbridge residents are encouraged to register for e-billing for their utility bills. This will ensure residents receive their bills on time.

When wildfires forced thousands of Manitoba residents from their homes this summer, the City of Lethbridge stepped up to help.