Lethbridge public meetings in 2024
51 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Safety And Social Standing Policy Committee
The Safety and Social Standing Policy Committee meeting scheduled for December 19, 2024, has been cancelled because there are no agenda items to discuss.
Governance Standing Policy Committee
The Governance Standing Policy Committee will adopt its agenda and approve the consent items, which include the minutes from the November 28 meeting and the status of directed resolutions. The committee will then hear a series of presentations and submissions covering policy reviews and reports. Topics include the Asset Management Policy, council policy rescindments, the Oldman Watershed Council report, and the 2024 Combative Sports Commission report.
- Review of Boards, Commissions and Committees
- CC‑68 Asset Management Policy presentation
- Council Policy Rescindments discussion
- Oldman Watershed Council Report
- 2024 Combative Sports Commission Report
Economic And Finance Standing Policy Committee
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Economic and Finance Standing Policy Committee for December 12, 2024, has been cancelled.
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force will meet to discuss transitioning into an administrative committee. The agenda includes reviewing minutes from the previous meeting and presenting information. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, December 12, 2024, at 7:30 AM in the City Council Chamber.
- Review minutes from October 31, 2024
- Discussion on transitioning to an administrative committee
- Public participation welcome for listed items
City Council
Lethbridge City Council will discuss various administrative reports, including the Lethbridge Police Service Master Plan and a third-party review of the Lethbridge and District Exhibition. The meeting includes a public hearing for several land use and redevelopment plan amendments. Council will also consider bylaws regarding taxes, fees, and elections.
- Public hearings for land use amendments at 404, 408 12 Street South; 524, 528, 532 13 Street South; 537, 539, 543 13 Street South; and 605 5 Street South & 510 6 Avenue South
- Bylaw 6470: 2025 Incentives for Prepayment, Penalties, and Tax Deferral Bylaw
- Bylaw 6473: Election Bylaw
- Bylaw 6471: Downtown Business Improvement Area Tax Bylaw
- Lethbridge Police Service Master Plan recommendation
City Council
Lethbridge City Council will review committee reports, approve bylaws for fees and elections, and hold a public hearing on land use amendments for properties on 12th and 13th Streets South.
- Bylaw 6470: 2025 Incentives for Prepayment, Penalties, and Tax Deferral
- Bylaw 6473: Election Bylaw
- Bylaw 6459: Land Use Bylaw Amendment re: 404, 408 12 Street South
- Bylaw 6460: Amendment to London Road Area Redevelopment Plan re: 524, 528, 532 - 13 St S
- Bylaw 6464: Amendment to London Road Area Redevelopment Plan re: 605 - 5 St S & 510 - 6 Ave S
Assets And Infrastructure Standing Policy Committee
The Assets & Infrastructure Standing Policy Committee will elect a chair and vice‑chair, adopt the agenda, and approve the minutes from the October 3 meeting. It will receive a presentation on the Country Meadows Outline Plan Amendment, an update on the 10 Avenue South / 9 Avenue South Functional Planning Study, and a status report on the Cart Relocation Project. The committee will also consider the status of directed resolutions for the day.
- Country Meadows Outline Plan Amendment presentation
- 10 Avenue South / 9 Avenue South Functional Planning Study progress update
- Cart Relocation Project update
- Election of Chair and Vice‑Chair
- Adoption of agenda and approval of minutes
Audit Standing Policy Committee
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Audit Standing Policy Committee for December 4, 2024, has been cancelled.
Governance Standing Policy Committee
The Governance Standing Policy Committee will hear a presentation on the proposed 2025 election bylaw and the financial impact of Alberta’s Provincial Bill 20. It will also review the public‑engagement plan for Phase Two of the Land‑Use Bylaw renewal and consider an amendment to the Council Code of Conduct (Bylaw 6454). Additional items include a submission on council succession planning and a discussion on workload and resourcing for elected officials.
- Presentation on 2025 Election – Replacement Election Bylaw and Provincial Bill 20 impacts (Attachments 1‑4)
- Presentation on Land Use Bylaw Renewal Phase Two Public Engagement Plan (Attachments listed)
- Presentation on Amendment to Bylaw 6215 – Council Code of Conduct (Bylaw 6454)
- Submission on Succession Planning for Council by CFO and Treasurer
- Discussion on Workload, Expectations and Resourcing for Elected Officials
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The scheduled meeting of the Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force on November 28, 2024 was cancelled by Chair Hunter Heggie. No agenda items were presented, so no decisions or discussions will take place at this meeting.
Economic And Finance Standing Policy Committee
The Economic and Finance Standing Policy Committee will consider a presentation by Deloitte LLP on a third‑party review of the Lethbridge & District Exhibition Phase One, followed by an administration update from CFO Darrell Mathews. The meeting also includes adoption of the agenda, a consent agenda with minutes and a status of directed initiatives, and public comment after the presentations.
- 5.1.1 – Deloitte LLP presentation on the third‑party review of the Lethbridge & District Exhibition Phase One
- 5.1.2 – Darrell Mathews, CFO and Treasurer, administration presentation
- 4.1 – Adoption of minutes from 2024‑11‑13 Economic & Finance Standing Policy Committee
- 4.2 – Status of Directed Initiatives
- Public may speak after items 5.1.1 and 5.1.2
City Council
City Council is meeting to conduct annual budget reviews and consider several amendments to utility and fee bylaws. The session includes updates on the Encampment Strategy Council and responses to inquiries regarding secondary suites and city hiring.
- Annual Budget Reviews
- Bylaw 6470: 2025 Incentives for Prepayment, Penalties, and Tax Deferral
- Bylaw 6466: Electric Distribution Tariff - 2025
- Bylaw 6456: Water Service Bylaw - 2025
- Bylaw 6457: Sewerage Service Charge Bylaw - 2025
Economic And Finance Standing Policy Committee
The Economic and Finance Standing Policy Committee will adopt the agenda, review the minutes from the November 13 meeting, and consider the status of directed initiatives. It will hear a third‑party review presentation by Deloitte LLP on the Lethbridge & District Exhibition Phase One, followed by an administration presentation from CFO Darrell Mathews. No decisions are listed; the items are for presentation and discussion.
- 5.1.1 Deloitte LLP – Third Party Review Presentation on the Exhibition
- 5.1.2 Darrell Mathews, CFO – Administration Presentation
- 4.1 Adoption of the agenda minutes from 2024‑11‑13
- 4.2 Status of Directed Initiatives
- 5.1 Lethbridge & District Exhibition – Phase One & Third Party Review
Safety And Social Standing Policy Committee
The Safety and Social Standing Policy Committee will meet to elect its leadership and review several presentations. The body will discuss updates to animal control regulations and the Lethbridge Police Service Master Plan.
- Presentation on Animal Care and Control Bylaw 6475
- Submission regarding the Lethbridge Police Service Master Plan
- Presentation by Southern Alberta Crime Stoppers
- Election of Committee Chair and Vice-Chair
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The scheduled meeting for November 14, 2024, was cancelled. The notice states there was a lack of agenda items as the Task Force awaits further instruction from Council.
Economic And Finance Standing Policy Committee
The Economic and Finance Standing Policy Committee will adopt the agenda and consent items, then hear presentations on the city’s economic update, the September operating forecast, and an introduction to the 2024 annual budget review. It will consider several submissions, including amendments to fee and safety code bylaws, budget initiatives, a local growth grant application, and amendments to the Water and Wastewater 2022‑2031 Capital Improvement Program. Additional items cover community safety staffing, graffiti abatement, library funding, and exhibition partnership updates.
- Presentation: Economic Update and 2024 September Operating Forecast by CFO Darrell Mathews
- Presentation: Introduction to Annual Budget Review
- Submission: Bylaw 6467 – amendment to Bylaw 5197 (Fees and Charges Bylaw)
- Submission: Bylaw 6468 – amendment to Bylaw 6110 (Safety Codes Permit Bylaw)
- Submission: Amendment to Water and Wastewater 2022‑2031 Capital Improvement Program (E‑26 & E‑27)
Economic And Finance Standing Policy Committee
The Economic and Finance Standing Policy Committee will hear presentations on the city’s 2024 annual budget review and September operating forecast. It will consider amendments to the Fees and Charges Bylaw and the Safety Codes Permit Bylaw. The committee will also review proposed amendments to the Water and Wastewater 2022‑2031 Capital Improvement Program (E‑26 & E‑27). Additional items include grant applications and operating budget initiatives.
- Presentation: Economic Update and 2024 September Operating Forecast (annual budget review)
- Amendment to Bylaw 5197 – Fees and Charges Bylaw (Bylaw 6467)
- Amendment to Bylaw 6110 – Safety Codes Permit Bylaw (Bylaw 6468)
- Water and Wastewater 2022‑2031 Capital Improvement Program amendments E‑26 & E‑27
- Local Growth & Sustainability Grant Application
City Council
City Council is reviewing several master plans, including waste management and the Japanese Garden, and considering a new bicycle bylaw. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding a land use bylaw amendment for 804 6 Street South.
- Public hearing for Bylaw 6458: Land Use Bylaw Amendment for 804 6 Street South
- Bicycle Bylaw 6427 (2nd and 3rd reading)
- 2024 Japanese Garden Master Plan recommendation
- Waste Management Master Plan recommendation
- Land Use Bylaw amendments for 404-408 12 Street South and 524-532 13 Street South
Assets And Infrastructure Standing Policy Committee
The regularly scheduled meeting for November 7, 2024, has been cancelled due to a lack of agenda items.
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force will meet to discuss a Governance Standing Policy Committee decision and receive a verbal update on downtown policing.
- Verbal update on downtown policing
- Discussion regarding Governance Standing Policy Committee decision
- Approval of minutes from the October 17, 2024 meeting
Governance Standing Policy Committee
The Governance Standing Policy Committee is meeting to discuss updates to the Council Code of Conduct and review several city master plans. The body will also hear presentations on student retention and downtown lawlessness reduction.
- Bylaw 6454: Amendment to Bylaw 6215 - Council Code of Conduct
- Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden Master Plan 2024
- Waste Management Master Plan
- CC-83 Water Conservation Policy
- Review of Boards, Commissions and Committees
Special Meeting Of City Council
The special council meeting on October 24, 2024 will consist of standard procedural matters. Items include roll call, a call to order, an acknowledgment statement, a closed‑agenda labour negotiations update (FOIP Section 24), and adjournment. No public agenda items or decisions were listed.
- Roll call
- Call to order
- Acknowledgment statement
- Labour negotiations update (FOIP Section 24) – closed agenda
- Adjournment
City Council
City Council is reviewing recommendations for 2025 water, sewer, and electric distribution tariffs. The body will also discuss a new bicycle bylaw, a transportation safety plan update, and affordable housing tax grants.
- Bicycle Bylaw 6427
- Bylaw 6466: Electric Distribution Tariff - 2025
- Bylaw 6457: Sewerage Service Charge Bylaw - 2025
- Bylaw 6456: Water Service Bylaw - 2025
- Bylaw 6455: Amendment to the Waste Bylaw
City Council
City Council is meeting to handle administrative and organizational tasks. The body will discuss appointments to boards and committees and establish the 2025 meeting calendar.
- Administrative appointments to boards, commissions, and committees of Council and external committees
- 2025 Council and Standing Policy Committee meeting calendar
- Council member appointments to boards, commissions, and committees (confidential report)
Safety And Social Standing Policy Committee
The City of Lethbridge Safety and Social Standing Policy Committee meeting scheduled for Thursday, October 17, 2024 has been cancelled. The cancellation notice was signed by Chair Councillor John Middleton-Hope on October 3, 2024. No agenda items or decisions are pending for this meeting.
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force is meeting to review updates to its Terms of Reference. The body will also receive a verbal update regarding a graffiti abatement strategy.
- Update to the Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force Terms of Reference
- Verbal update from Sarah Amies (Executive Director, DBRZ) on the Graffiti Abatement Strategy
Economic And Finance Standing Policy Committee
The Economic and Finance Standing Policy Committee is discussing updates to water, wastewater, and electric utility tariffs for 2025. The body is also reviewing a non-profit affordable housing tax grant program and a graffiti abatement proposal.
- Bylaw 6466: 2025 Electric Distribution Tariff amendment
- Bylaw 6457: 2025 Sewerage Service Charge Bylaw amendment
- Bylaw 6456: 2025 Water Service Bylaw amendment
- Non-Profit Affordable Housing Tax Grant Program
- Bylaw 6455: Amendment to the Waste Bylaw
Economic And Finance Standing Policy Committee
The Economic and Finance Standing Policy Committee will conduct roll call, adopt the agenda, consider a consent agenda, hear presentations and submissions, and review a confidential item titled “Lethbridge & District Exhibition Third‑Party Review Workshop (FOIP 23, 24, 26).” No specific decisions or contracts are listed on the agenda.
- Confidential discussion: Lethbridge & District Exhibition Third‑Party Review Workshop (FOIP 23, 24, 26)
- Roll call and call to order (procedural)
- Adoption of agenda (procedural)
- Consent agenda (procedural)
- Public presentations and submissions (procedural)
City Council
The council will consider two bylaws to remove historic resource designations: one for the former Bow On Tong Building at 316‑2 Avenue South and another for the former Manie Opera Society Building at 318‑2 Avenue South. A land‑use bylaw amendment (Bylaw 6458) for the property at 804 6 Street South will also be reviewed. The meeting includes a public hearing at 3:00 PM and several council inquiries on tree replacement and e‑bikes/e‑scooters.
- Bylaw 6458 – Land Use Bylaw Amendment for 804 6 Street South
- Bylaw 6451 – Removal of historic designation for former Bow On Tong Building, 316‑2 Avenue South
- Bylaw 6452 – Removal of historic designation for former Manie Opera Society Building, 318‑2 Avenue South
- Public hearing scheduled for 3:00 PM
- Council inquiries on tree replacement program and e‑bikes/e‑scooters
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force will adopt its September 19 minutes, hear presentations, and consider a recommendation from Chair Hunter Heggie to the Governance Standing Policy Committee‑Community Clean and Safe Steering Committee. A confidential item containing a summary and recommendations under FOIP Section 23 will also be reviewed.
- Adopt Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force minutes (2024‑09‑19)
- Presentation segment (unspecified topics)
- Submission: recommendation to Governance Standing Policy Committee‑Community Clean and Safe Steering Committee
- Confidential summary and recommendations (FOIP Section 23)
Assets And Infrastructure Standing Policy Committee
The Assets and Infrastructure Standing Policy Committee is meeting to receive a progress update on the Transportation Safety Plan. The committee will also discuss Bicycle Bylaw 6427.
- Transportation Safety Plan Update presentation by Ahmed Ali
- Discussion of Bicycle Bylaw 6427 presented by Adam St. Amant
- Review of status of directed resolutions
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force will adopt its agenda, consider a consent agenda, and review the minutes from its September 5, 2024 meeting. The committee will receive any public presentations or written submissions listed on the public agenda. The meeting will conclude with adjournment.
- Review minutes from the Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force meeting dated September 5, 2024
- Consider any public presentations or written submissions submitted for this meeting
City Council
City Council will consider land use bylaw amendments for 3690 36 Street N. and The Crossings Phase 9. The body will also discuss graffiti abatement, childcare needs, and the removal of historic resource designations for two buildings.
- Public hearing for Land Use Bylaw Amendment: 3690 36 Street N. (Bylaw 6409)
- Public hearing for Land Use Bylaw Amendment: The Crossings Phase 9 - 1205 30 St. W (Bylaw 6449)
- Bylaw 6451 to remove historic resource designation of 316 - 2 Avenue South
- Bylaw 6452 to remove historic resource designation of 318-2 Avenue South
- Bylaw 6463 to amend the Traffic Bylaw
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force will adopt its agenda and review the minutes from its August 22 meeting. It will discuss and decide on dates for future task‑force meetings. A presentation on the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction’s Timmons Summit will be heard. A confidential Summary and Recommendations Document will be reviewed under FOIP Section 23.
- Adoption of agenda
- Review of Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force minutes – 2024‑08‑22
- Discussion of future meeting dates
- Presentation on Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction – Timmons Summit
- Confidential Summary and Recommendations Document (FOIP Section 23)
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force is meeting to review project updates and safety initiatives. The body will discuss recommendations to be sent to the Safety and Social Standing Policy Committee (SPC).
- Galt Gardens Landscaping Project update
- Downtown Fire Safety Brochure presentation by Deputy Fire Chief Kevin McKeown
- Discussion on recommendations to the Safety and Social Standing Policy Committee (SPC)
- Review of minutes from the 2024-07-11 meeting
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force scheduled for July 25, 2024 was cancelled. The cancellation notice cites a lack of quorum and no agenda items. No decisions or discussions took place at this meeting.
Governance Standing Policy Committee
The Governance Standing Policy Committee is meeting to review the city's boards, commissions, and committees. The body will discuss amendments to the Council Code of Conduct and receive updates on the Physician Action Plan.
- Bylaw 6454: Proposed amendments to Council Code of Conduct Bylaw 6125
- Review of Boards, Commissions, and Committees presentation by Deputy City Clerk David Sarsfield
- Physician Action Plan Update presentation
- Succession Planning for Council Planning Policy submission by CFO Darrell Mathews
- Confidential discussion on Advocacy 101 Framework
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing at 3:00 p.m. to consider four land‑use bylaw amendment items. The amendments concern 1163 Abitibi Rd W, 925 15 Street South, 3420 12 Avenue North, and the 921‑925 19 Street South area. Council will also receive committee reports and other standing policy recommendations before adjourning.
- Bylaw 6442 – Land Use Bylaw Amendment re: 1163 Abitibi Rd W
- Bylaw 6443 – Land Use Bylaw Amendment re: 925 15 Street South
- Bylaw 6444 – Land Use Bylaw Amendment re: 3420 12 Avenue N
- Bylaw 6446 – Statutory Plan Bylaw 5115 Amendment re: 921 and 925 19 Street South
- Bylaw 6447 – Land Use Bylaw Amendment re: 921 and 925 19 Street South
Safety And Social Standing Policy Committee
The Safety and Social Standing Policy Committee will adopt its previous minutes and hear updates on the YMCA Annual Report, the Building Safer Communities Fund, and the Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force.
- Adoption of Safety and Social Standing Policy Committee minutes from June 20, 2024
- Presentation by YMCA of Lethbridge CEO on the Annual Report and Update
- Update on the Building Safer Communities Fund (BSCF) Project
- Childcare Needs Assessment presentation
- Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force recommendations on a community clean and safe strategy and graffiti abatement
Audit Standing Policy Committee
The committee is meeting to discuss updates to Council policy priorities for Q3 2024 and financial services administrative policies. The session also includes a review of the 2024 risk and controls workplan and non-residential tax listings.
- Council Policy Priorities Updates for Q3 2024
- Financial Services Administrative Policies Update
- Risk & Controls Update and 2024 Workplan
- Non-Residential Tax Listing
- CC-44 Investments Policy 2024
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force will review minutes from the June 27, 2024 meeting. The committee will hear a submission regarding an amendment to the Clean and Safe motion. Members will also discuss recommendations for the Safety and Social Standing Policy Committee.
- Review of June 27, 2024 minutes
- Submission on Recommended Draft Amendment to Previous Clean and Safe motion
- Discussion on Recommendations to SPC
Economic And Finance Standing Policy Committee
The committee will discuss updates on the Municipal Housing Strategy and a presentation regarding the 2026 Memorial Cup bid. The agenda also includes reviews of redevelopment incentives for several properties on 13 Street South and 5 Street South. Additionally, members will hear reports on City Hall parking and the Land Use Bylaw renewal engagement plan.
- Municipal Housing Strategy (MHS) update
- 2026 Memorial Cup Bid presentation
- Targeted Redevelopment Incentive Policies for 13 Street South properties
- Project D-28 SAAG Facility Enhancements CIP amendment
- Land Use Bylaw Renewal Phase Two Public Engagement Plan
City Council
The City Council will review several committee recommendations, including updates on climate adaptation and snow/ice control. The meeting includes a first reading for a land use bylaw amendment regarding The Crossings Phase 9 at 1205 30 St. W. Administration will also provide an update on the city's encampment strategy.
- Bylaw 6449 amendment for The Crossings Phase 9 (1205 30 St. W)
- Climate Adaptation Strategy and Action Plan recommendation
- Snow and Ice Control service level change update
- Encampment Strategy Council update
- Notice of motion regarding workload and resourcing for elected officials
Assets And Infrastructure Standing Policy Committee
The Assets and Infrastructure Standing Policy Committee will discuss a land use concept amendment for The Piers Outline Plan. The meeting also features a presentation on University Lands planning and a proposal regarding a pocket park donation from the Chinese National League Society.
- Land Use Concept Amendment: The Piers Outline Plan
- University Lands Planning Request presentation
- Proposed Pocket Park Donation: Chinese National League Society
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force will hear submissions from the BRZ Committee regarding the Calgary Downtown Safety Leadership Table. The meeting also includes discussions on summer meeting schedules and the development of task force recommendations.
- Submission regarding Calgary Downtown Safety Leadership Table
- Discussion on summer meeting schedule
- Development of Task Force recommendations
- Approval of June 13, 2024, meeting minutes
Governance Standing Policy Committee
The Governance Standing Policy Committee will review the Climate Adaptation Strategy and Action Plan and an update on Phase 2 of the Snow and Ice Control Service Level Change. The agenda also includes presentations regarding a new customer code of conduct policy and proposed amendments to the procedure bylaw.
- Presentation on Climate Adaptation Strategy and Action Plan
- Update on Snow and Ice Control Service Level Change Implementation – Phase 2
- Review of Customer Code of Conduct Policy CC-72
- Proposed amendment to Procedure Bylaw 6250 (Bylaw 6450)
- Discussion regarding election signs within road right-of-way
City Council
The council will review a presentation on the transit review and consider first readings for multiple land use bylaw amendments. Members will also discuss the Galbraith Elementary School modernization and respond to an inquiry about water transmission pipes.
- First reading of land use bylaw amendments for properties including 1163 Abitibi Rd. W
- Second and third readings for bylaws amending the City Manager and City Clerk bylaws
- Presentation regarding a transit review
- Discussion on Galbraith Elementary School modernization
- Administrative inquiry response concerning water transmission pipes
Safety And Social Standing Policy Committee
The Safety and Social Standing Policy Committee will review several annual reports and plans. This includes presentations on the Green Acres Foundation 2023 report and the Lethbridge Police Commission 2024 Annual Plan. The committee will also receive the 2023 Public Art Program Annual Report.
- Green Acres Foundation 2023 Report to the Community presentation
- 2023 Public Art Program Annual Report submission
- Lethbridge Police Commission 2024 Annual Plan submission
- Approval of May 16, 2024, committee minutes
- Review of the Status of Initiatives report
Economic And Finance Standing Policy Committee
The Economic and Finance Standing Policy Committee will review several financial and operational updates. This includes a presentation on the Galbraith Elementary School Modernization and a tax rate review. The committee will also receive reports regarding procurement reporting and the Lethbridge and District Exhibition.
- Galbraith Elementary School Modernization presentation
- Tax Rate Review
- Procurement Summary Reporting Harmonization
- Lethbridge and District Exhibition monthly financial reporting
- Lethbridge District Exhibition MOU update
Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force
The Downtown Lawlessness Reduction Task Force will review presentations regarding unwanted activity downtown and nuisance alarms. The committee will also hear submissions about the Galt Gardens short-term strategy and a bylaw enforcement budget initiative.
- Presentation on concerns regarding unwanted activity downtown
- Presentation regarding nuisance alarms
- Submission on Bylaw Enforcement Budget Initiative
- Submission on Galt Gardens Short Term Strategy
- Review of confidential downtown data
City Council
The City Council will consider a capital funding request for the Lethbridge Housing Authority to support affordable and social housing. The meeting also includes an operating budget amendment for the purchase of a new fire engine. Additionally, council will review recommendations regarding the 2024 Civic Culture Plan and various bylaw amendments.
- Affordable and social housing capital grant for Lethbridge Housing Authority
- Operating budget amendment for a fire engine purchase
- Amendments to City Manager and City Clerk bylaws
- 2024 Civic Culture Plan recommendation
- Fee-for-service cost benefit analysis