Emergency Management | City of Lloydminster

Colouring Sheet

Emergency Preparedness Week

Let's Celebrate

May 3 to 9, 2026 is Emergency Preparedness Week in the City of Lloydminster! Learn more about how the municipality supports preparedness, and how your household can too by following along the City of Lloydminster's social media (Facebook or Instagram) for preparedness tips, or by attending the Emergency Management Lunch & Learn at the Lloydminster Public Library on May 20 from 12 to 1 p.m, lunch is included.

Youth aged 4 to 10 are encouraged to participate in the colouring contest, download a copy of the colouring sheet here, or pick one up at the Lloydminster Public Library, Servus Sports Centre or City Hall.

Colouring Contest Rules

Contest Details:

Submissions:

All entries must be submitted by 5 p.m. on May 31, 2026
Submissions can be made by
- Emailing a copy to yourvoice@lloydminster.ca
- In-person at City Hall (4420 50 Avenue), after-hours submissions use the lobby mail slot.
Submitted pieces will be displayed publicly following the voting period.

Voting:

Voting will be available via the City of Lloydminster's Facebook page between June 2-5, 2026.

Rules:

By entering the contest, participants will allow the City of Lloydminster approval to post artwork on Facebook, Instagram and X (with personal information displayed only with consent) and accept the terms and conditions of the contest.
Child’s name, age, and parent or guardian's phone number or email address must be included on the back of the submission for winner notification.
Contest organizers reserve the right to withhold the prize or disqualify any contestant's entry that fails or refuses to comply with contest rules or produces an inappropriate submission.
Contestants and their legal parent(s) or guardian(s) consent to the contest organizers publishing or announcing any prize winners' first names and photograph(s) in future publicity, without permission or compensation to the contestant or any other party.
All entries will become the property of the City of Lloydminster and none will be returned. Submissions will not be sold, nor will personal information be redistributed.
Entries will be judged by public opinion via the City’s Facebook account. Following the submission deadline, the City of Lloydminster will post all submissions, the entry with the highest number of likes will win. Upon a tie, the City of Lloydminster will be responsible for choosing a winner. Stay tuned to the City of Lloydminster’s Facebook page for voting instructions.
Decisions are at the discretion of the City of Lloydminster and are subject to change at any time. We reserve the right to award multiple winners and prizes.
All decisions made by the contest organizers will be final.

Emergency Management is a community’s way of preparing for, responding to, and recovering from unexpected events, that can turn into emergencies. These events can be natural such as wildfires, floods, or winter storms; or technological in nature such as infrastructure failure, cyberattacks, security threats, etc.

As Canadians, we’re familiar with challenging weather such as winter storms or thunderstorms. While these events happen regularly, they can become more serious when they last for several days or turn into larger emergencies such as power outages, flash flooding, or creating hazardous travel conditions.

Being prepared for emergencies is so important because we can’t predict the timing of the next emergency, but we can take steps to reduce its impact. The more prepared we are, both as individuals and as a community, the more resilient we become.

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