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Lloydminster Area Residents Celebrate Canada's 150 Anniversary

Thousands of Lloydminster and area residents flocked to Bud Miller All Seasons park on July 1, 2017 to participate in the Canada Day festivities presented by MNP LLP.

2017 Water and Sanitary Sewer Main Replacement Program Begins

Crews are scheduled to begin the Water and Sanitary Sewer Main Replacement Program for 46 Street from 48 Avenue to 50 Avenue & 48 Avenue from 45 Street to 46 Street.

City Administration Reconfigured to Support More Efficient Leadership

The City of Lloydminster has announced changes to its administrative structure, setting a course toward a more empowering and effective organization.

Everyone invited to attend Mayor’s Town Hall meetings

City Council Establishes 2017 Mill Rate

During the regular meeting of City Council on Monday, May 8, 2017 Lloydminster City Council approved the 2017 Property Tax Mill Rate and Taxable Assessment Bylaw which includes...

City Presents 2016 Report to the Community

The City of Lloydminster has unveiled the 2016 Report to the Community, highlighting a year of progress, achievement and enhanced community engagement.

Residents and Businesses Called Upon to Restrict Water Use from June 3-7, 2017

The City of Lloydminster will require co-operation from residents and businesses to conserve and restrict water during a system maintenance project occurring Saturday, June 3 until...

2017 Pitch-In Week & Household Hazardous Waste Round-Up

The City of Lloydminster – in partnership with neighbouring municipalities – is assisting residents with spring cleaning by offering safe disposal of potentially dangerous household...

City of Lloydminster Adopts Governance & Priorities Committee Model

The City of Lloydminster is implementing a new governance model, providing City Council enhanced opportunity to review and discuss emerging matters.

Council Introduces Rick McDonald as Interim City Manager

Rick McDonald of J.R McDonald & Associates Inc. takes the helm of City Administration for the next six months, or until a new permanent City Manager is chosen.