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City of Edmonton assessment notices are in the mail today! Keep an eye out for your notice and visit edmonton.ca/assessment for more information.

Calling all property managers! Only a few days left to give your input! The City of Edmonton wants your help refining options for a mandatory food scraps waste collection program for multi-unit buildings. Complete our survey before Feb 19. https://www.edmontoninsightcommunity.ca//6YSH4qzohoFJcsrOF Find more information or give more input at https://engaged.edmonton.ca/multiunitwaste

All 22 City of Edmonton arenas will be reopened as of February 22 to meet the strong demand by groups to get children back into activities in Step 1 of YourAlberta (Government of Alberta)'s - A Path Forward alberta.ca/PathForward. For reopening details and dates, visit edmonton.ca/arenas Arenas opened as of February 11:... Terwillegar 4 Pad Arena Callingwood Twin Arena Castle Downs Twin Arena The Meadows Twin Arena Kinsmen Twin Arena Arenas opening February 16: Clareview Twin Arena Mill Woods Twin Arena

What do you think waste collecting and video games have in common ? Check out our blog to find the inside scoop from our very own waste collector and tips to get you ready for the Edmonton Cart Rollout! https://transforming.edmonton.ca/edmonton-cart-rollout-tip/

Are you looking forward to outdoor activities this summer? As the Root for Trees program prepares for what 2021 may bring, we would like to hear from you! Your feedback will be used to shape what volunteer opportunities may be available this season. Your safety and comfort is important to us. Please complete our brief survey here: forms.gle/pSbon1mhNVE6VMku9. The survey will remain open until February 21. We appreciate your time!

City Peace Officers to bring education, increased enforcement to community effort against COVID-19. More here: https://transforming.edmonton.ca/city-peace-officers-to-br/

Recreation facilities are closing at the end of the day on December 11.

Have you ever thought about what goes on behind-the-scenes with traffic signals? The City of Edmonton works hard to keep our traffic signals operating safely and smoothly. What would you like to know and learn about traffic signals in our city?... We’ll take your questions and answer them in a blog about traffic signals on https://transforming.edmonton.ca/

Alberta declared a state of public health emergency & new mandatory measures are in place to reduce the rising spread of COVID-19 cases. Measures at a glance for all of Alberta: *No indoor social gatherings in any setting *Outdoor gatherings, wedding & funeral services max of 10... *Grades 7-12 at-home learning Nov 30-Jan 11 *K-Grade 6 at-home learning after break until Jan 11 *Working from home should be considered, where possible Measures at a glance for enhanced regions, including Edmonton: *Restricted access to some businesses starting Nov. 27 *Mandatory masks for indoor workplaces *Places of worship at 1/3 normal attendance with mandatory masking Details at: www.alberta.ca/enhanced-public-health-measures.aspx

Enforcement officers are conducting face covering/mask compliance checks around the city - especially in shopping centres and on Edmonton Transit. Please ensure you have a mask before you head out. Thank you for wearing a face covering and doing your part to help reduce the rising spread of COVID-19. Visit edmonton.ca/masks for more information.

Sign up for e-notices at https://myproperty.edmonton.ca/ and never worry about paper tax forms again. Check out the benefits online!

Valley Line West has hit an important milestone! We’ve selected Marigold Infrastructure Partners as our contractor to build this transformational LRT line for our city! Construction is set to begin in 2021. Read more on the blog: https://transforming.edmonton.ca/city-selects-contractor-t/.

Fitness centres, lane swim, and court sports (for cohorts up to 2) are still available at City of Edmonton Recreation Centres. Our enhanced safety protocols include sanitizing fitness centre equipment after every timeslot, deep cleaning every night, only 1 person per swim lane, and disinfecting equipment after gymnasium use. For more information, visit edmonton.ca/reccentres.

Located in McCauley on 97 St and 111 Ave, the Blue Cross Animal Hospital was built in 1948 in the Moderne Style. Dr. Alex J. Rattray built the hospital to provide better care to the growing number of pets in the city. The building was designated a Municipal Historic Resource in July 2018. edmonton.ca/historicresources

Today, the Nobel Prize in Medicine was presented to Dr. Michael Houghton from the University of Alberta, who was part of a team that discovered the elusive hepatitis C virus. The breakthrough led to blood testing that has saved countless lives. A vaccine is also being developed.... Congratulations and thank you, Dr. Houghton, and thank you to all researchers who study, learn, experiment and just plain persevere to make life better for all people on our planet. Last night, we lit the High Level Bridge in University of Alberta green and gold to say thank you. More on the value of persistence from Dr. Houghton here: https://transforming.edmonton.ca/a-lesson-in-persistence-f/

The Draft Concept Plan for Gateway Boulevard is ready for viewing! View the draft concept plan and learn about the key highlights including: - Proposed new sidewalk on the east side of the boulevard between 80 Avenue and 82 Avenue - Proposed curb extensions at 82 Avenue intersection and 81 Avenue intersection... - Proposed sidewalk widening on the west side of the road between 81 Avenue and 82 Avenue, to enhance pedestrian space and provide an amenity zone for potential landscaping Learn more about the project and next steps at edmonton.ca/gatewayboulevard

Support for climate action in Edmonton remains strong in spite of the COVID pandemic, according to a recent survey. 74% of Edmontonians are concerned about climate change, 75% agree on the need to take action now & 71% agree that climate change is caused mostly by human activities. Find out the full results on our Change for Climate Edmonton blog: www.changeforclimate.ca/story/survey2020

The High Level Bridge lights are lit every night, with these special requests this week: Nov 16, pink for Bullying Awareness Week Nov 17, purple for World Prematurity Day Nov 18, red/white for the 102nd Anniversary of Latvian Independence... Nov 19, purple for World Pancreatic Cancer Day Nov 20, blue for National Child Day Nov 21, blue for the 2020 Edmonton Ringette Wood Tournament Nov 22, green/gold for the University of Alberta Fall Convocation edmonton.ca/lightthebridge

Yesterday was the first day of budget 2021 debate at Council. Find out what Council discussed and learn about taxes in Budget at a Glance #7: What your property taxes do. https://bit.ly/BudgetataGlanceIssue_7

Please drive safely and slow down this Halloween, it helps you react to the unexpected to avoid a collision. Mobile speed enforcement will be active in neighbourhoods to enforce speed limits.

ETS Stuff a Bus starts today! While this year’s campaign will have a slightly different look, there are multiple options to donate safely. Learn more about how you can provide support to Edmonton's Food Bank and Edmontonians in need this year: https://transforming.edmonton.ca/covid-safety-means-no-bus/

The High Level Bridge lights are lit every night, with these special requests this week: Oct 12, red/yellow/white/brown for Thanksgiving Oct 13, red for Disability Employment Awareness Month Oct 14, purple for WinSTEM Week... Oct 15, pink/blue/white for International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day Oct 16, purple/yellow for International Developmental Language Disorder Awareness Day Oct 17, green for Islamic Heritage Month Oct 18, silver/white/red for Pituitary Awareness Month edmonton.ca/lightthebridge

Our new Community Recycling Depot opens today at Clareview Recreation Centre, 3804 139 Ave NW. Drop off cardboard boxes, paper and other recyclables from your home or small business. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Find more information and other locations at edmonton.ca/recyclingdepots

Joe knows bridges. His work contributed to the roughly 520,000 person-hours that went into rebuilding Groat Road Bridge. Projects like Groat Road Bridge are built by Edmontonians for Edmontonains - now and for the future.

It's a beautiful fall day today in Edmonton If you're looking to enjoy the outdoors, take a look at our Closer to Home blog series for places to check out. Let us know in the comments if you explore any of these places!... Remember to practice physical distancing when using park trails and river valley staircases.

As #FirePreventionWeek concludes, please remember that a safe kitchen is a prepared kitchen. Following these preventative tips is the perfect recipe for home fire safety when cooking: edmonton.ca/firepreventionweek Edmonton Fire Rescue Services

Next month, the University of Alberta’s Dr. Michael Houghton receives the Nobel Prize in Medicine. As part of a team, Houghton helped discover the hepatitis C virus. That finding led to blood testing that prevented tainted transfusions, saving the lives of millions of people. Obviously, Houghton has the scientific chops that not many have. But he also has a quality that people no matter their calling can put into action: persistence. Recently, Dr. Houghton shared a few thoughts about persistence with the U of A’s graduating Class of 2020. https://transforming.edmonton.ca/a-lesson-in-persistence-f/

Today is the day, let's keep the Goblins, Germs and Covid-19 away. Remember - stay home if unwell and watch that scary movie instead! If trick-or-treating, please:... Minimize contact with others: trick-or-treat with your family or cohort, remain within your community, and stay 2 metres apart. Wash hands and disinfect packages before eating candy. Call "trick or treat" from 2 metres away. Have fun and stay safe!

The Edmonton Convention Centre will be used as a temporary, 24/7 pandemic accommodation space for vulnerable Edmontonians. It’s not the first time a major facility has been used to help with a major homelessness challenge. Earlier in the pandemic, the Edmonton EXPO Centre opened its doors. ... Here’s the story of that work. It’s a very Edmonton story.

A new LRT line brings a lot of change to our city. In late 2021 the West Edmonton Mall Transit Centre will be temporarily relocating to accommodate Valley Line West construction on 87th Avenue. Learn more: https://transforming.edmonton.ca/west-edmonton-mall-transi/

Have you heard the news? Groat Road Bridge is re-opening! 350 tonnes of stainless reinforcing steel - 21 tonnes of plain reinforcing steel - 6000 tonnes of high performance concrete Groat Road Bridge is built to last! Four lanes open to vehicle traffic Monday morning. A new shared-use path, too. ... Take a look: https://transforming.edmonton.ca/successful-construction-s/ See more

Today is the last day to provide your input on the key actions that will form the Safe Mobility Strategy. Read the key actions we would like to take to help eliminate fatal and serious crashes in Edmonton, and let us know if we are on the right track using this survey until September 23. https://www.edmontoninsightcommunity.ca//6Omre3XqYbV6iiIbU

Celebrate a SAFE Thanksgiving holiday! * Keep it smallwithin your immediate household or cohort * Minimize physical contact between people * Wash or sanitize your hands often * Do not attend if you’re feeling unwell... See more tips from YourAlberta (Government of Alberta) at: www.alberta.ca//covid-19-relaunch-guidance-safe-holiday-en

We’re coming back! City Arts classes are returning safely to recreation centres in November. Register on https://movelearnplay.edmonton.ca/ for art, dance, theatre and more in the coming days. #yeg

Remember, wearing a mask or face covering is mandatory in all indoor public places and public vehicles. This applies to the publicly accessible areas of businesses, retail shops and includes transit, transit centres and LRT platforms. Wearing masks or face coverings is a community effort for those who can. Not everyone is able to wear a mask and to be kind to those unable to do so. Learn more about at edmonton.ca/masks

Share Your Feedback on Yellowhead Trail As part of the Yellowhead Trail Freeway Conversion Program, changes are coming to the section of Yellowhead Trail between St. Albert Trail and 97 Street. If you live in or move through this area, we want to hear from you! Explore three design options online: edmonton.ca/YellowheadSATto97Street... - Watch a series of informative videos - Flip through an interactive information booklet - View the design options - Complete the online surveyopen until October 23 Complete the survey: https://www.edmontoninsightcommunity.ca//5Wrq5VSpHfc5ag06X

The Keillor Point Viewing Area is designed to safely give Edmontonians and visitors a breath-taking view of the river valley. And it delivers! Take a look in the latest chapter of our Closer To Home series on Transforming Edmonton. https://transforming.edmonton.ca/closer-to-home-keillor-po/

We’ve reached another milestone on Valley Line West LRT as we get closer to breaking ground next year! We’ve announced that Marigold Infrastructure Partners will build this transformational transit project for our city! Check out our release: https://conta.cc/3ecGzQi #yeg

Capital City Clean Up promotes safer, cleaner communities by offering up to $750 in professional graffiti cleaning assistance to Edmonton residential and business property owners. Visit edmonton.ca/graffiti for details.

Canada’s Safest Driver is a nation-wide contest hosted by Parachute, one of our partners in traffic safety, that allows Edmonton drivers to compare their safe driving skills with other Canadians. Edmontonians with a valid driver’s licence can enter the contest by downloading an app at parachute.ca/canadassafestdriver. The app tracks driving habits and keeps score of safe behaviour, with prizes awarded to those demonstrating the safest behaviour. The contest runs to November 26. 2020. Please visit to see the contest's rules and privacy policy when sharing information.

The High Level Bridge lights are lit every night, with these special requests this week: Sept 21, blue/white in honour of City Councillor Bryan Anderson Sept 22, dark blue for International Deaf Awareness Week Sept 26, medley of #NHL teams colours for the Stanley Cup final... Sept 27, orange/yellow for the Centre for Suicide Preventions Virtual Run for Life edmonton.ca/lightthebridge

We’re wrapping up the 2020 construction season on a high note - over 60 feet high! Groat Road Bridge is almost ready to take you across the river. Read more about the reopening and other 2020 highlights on Transforming Edmonton https://transforming.edmonton.ca/successful-construction-s/

In case you missed the news, were excited to announce that our Blatchford community has won the 2020 Federation of Canadian Municipalities Sustainable Communities - Neighbourhoods Award! For more info on Blatchford's bold and exciting vision, community plan and the homes for sale, please visit www.blatchford.ca.

Closer to Home: The Fort Edmonton Footbridge area #TransformingEdmonton #YEG https://transforming.edmonton.ca/closer-to-home-fort-edmon/

Yellowhead Trail is changing and your input is important. By the end of 2027, Yellowhead Trail will be a freeway. We want to hear from youengagement for several freeway conversion projects will take place this fall. Tell us what you think about the Citys plan to improve the safety, operational capacity and level of service for this key route. The City wants to hear what you think about:... - 156 Street to St. Albert Trail - St. Albert Trail to 97 Street - Noise Reduction System - Fort Road Widening Want to share your voice? Sign up for updates: http://eepurl.com/dB35XX Learn more about the Yellowhead Trail Freeway Conversion Program at edmonton.ca/YellowheadTrail.

Dr. Hinshaw introduces public health measures for Edmonton zone at "crucial juncture." Please help by sharing this post: https://transforming.edmonton.ca/dr-hinshaw-introduces-vol/

Get your waste set-out area ready for winter. If you have any downspouts that empty near your set-out area, move them to direct the water elsewhere. This will keep our waste collectors so they don’t injure themselves on slippery ice. edmonton.ca/collectorsafety

Your last chance to take part in a Big Bin Event is this weekend. Drop off your large, unwanted household items like furniture and old appliances free of charge. All residents must be able to unload their own vehicles. Expect longer than usual wait times. Join us at the Clareview Community Recreation Centre on September 26 and 27 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The number of COVID-19 cases in Edmonton is rising sharply so Dr. Hinshaw has introduced new voluntary measures to slow the spread of the virus. New voluntary measures: Limit your social and family gatherings to no more than 15 people.... Wear non-medical masks in all indoor work settings, except when alone in workspaces such as offices or cubicles where you can be safely distanced from others or an appropriate barrier is in place Limit your number of cohorts to no more than 3 (a core/household cohort, a school/work cohort, and one additional sport, social or other cohort). Social and family gatherings are a key driver in the increase of COVID numbers in the Edmonton zone which is why these groups are being targeted with these voluntary measures. Let’s do our part to slow the spread and look out for each other. Visit edmonton.ca/covid19 for more details. ***** Watch: Interim City Manager Adam Laughlin will share the City of Edmonton’s response to provincial COVID measures discussed by Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Deena Hinshaw today. Watch: https://youtu.be/QGqaf8Alngc

Sneak peak at Kinistinâw Park in the heart of The Quarters. It’s open but we’re still putting the finishing touches on it. The park features a weaving canopy with a northern Cree/Métis beading pattern by artist Tiffany Shaw-Collinge. Read more on Transforming Edmonton: https://transforming.edmonton.ca/new-downtown-spaces-you-c/

Were excited to announce that we received ISO 37120 Platinum certification as part of the Government of Canada supported Data for Canadian Cities Project administered by the World Council on City Data (WCCD). This is the highest level of certification that a city can achieve, and reflects the calibre of the data reported. #DataForCanadianCities

2 new and very cool arts spaces in The Quarters Downtown opened their doors this year. The bright yellow one is CO*LAB - a community-run arts hub and Ociciwan is yeg’s first Indigenous-run centre for contemporary art. We knew the City had these two great buildings downtown and saw an opportunity to build something unique Read more on Transforming Edmonton: https://transforming.edmonton.ca/new-downtown-spaces-you-c/

With the death of Joey Moss, Edmonton has lost an original. With his family and friends, with those who worked with Joey, with those inspired by him, with those who sang with him, with those who will work and live by his example, the City of Edmonton mourns his loss. Tonight, the High Level Bridge will shine in his team colours: blue and orange, green and gold. Thank you, Joey.

Spike in Edmonton COVID cases underlines need to protect economy, too. New on Transforming Edmonton: https://transforming.edmonton.ca/edmonton-businesses-doing/

Attention Edmonton Businesses community Applications are open for Economic Recovery grants to support Edmonton businesses impacted by COVID-19. To learn more about eligibility and required documents, or to apply, visit edmonton.ca/businessgrants.

Run, walk or bike in the river valley and enjoy the crisp fall weather! Find a YEG Parks at edmonton.ca/parks. Please remember to practice physical distancing when using park trails and river valley staircases.

Edmonton Businesses, get to help you continue to adapt to COVID-19! Grant applications for businesses are accepted each week, starting on Mondays at 9 a.m. Eligibility: Business located in Edmonton... Valid business licence (unless exempt) Business must have demonstrated revenue decline or financial hardship as a result of COVID-19 The application process is streamlined so it takes as little as 20 minutes and our team is ready to help with any questions at [email protected] Learn more or to apply on Monday at edmonton.ca/businessgrants

Today is International Red Panda Day! The Edmonton Valley Zoo is home to two red pandas - Kalden and Paprika, and we are incredibly proud to play an active role in the conservation of this endangered species. There has been an estimated 50 percent decline in the red panda population over the last 20 years, with as few as 2,500 mature adults remaining in the wild. Please visit https://www.redpandanetwork.org to find out how you can help!

Applications are open for the Citys Indigenous Artist-in-Residence position! The Indigenous Artist-in-Residence program is a partnership between the Edmonton Arts Council, the Citys Indigenous Relations Office, and Indigenous artists and knowledge holders. We would like to recognize and thank outgoing Indigenous Artist-in-Residence Melissa-Jo (MJ) Belcourt for her time, passion, and work during her term!... The deadline to apply is Tuesday, October 6, 2020. For more information, visit edmonton.ca/iair.

Times, they are a changin, as Bob would say, And it seems that businesses are leading the way With the Zoning Bylaw, a business must fall into a specific category for development, And this rigid formula comes as an economic detriment. ... We need a Zoning Bylaw that provides businesses with flexibility So they can innovate and respond to trends with agility. Read how the new Zoning Bylaw can help Edmonton businesses innovate. Visit Engaged Edmonton and read the discussion paper to participate: https://engaged.edmonton.ca/economyzbri

Congratulations to the Edmonton Public Library on the grand opening of the Stanley A. Milner Library today! Take a virtual tour by watching their video below or visit the library during their opening hours - details: bit.ly/2ZMNY2M

The City Plan is a plan for all Edmontonians and our future. Thank you for sharing your voice. Check out our recap of the City Plan Public Hearing. https://transforming.edmonton.ca/building-the-city-of-tomo/

Thank you for helping reduce the spread of COVID-19 by wearing a mask. Please dispose of used disposable masks in a garbage can or in a bag if a garbage cann is not available. edmonton.ca/masks

With the end of The City Plans Public Hearing, its important to remember that we are not just building the city for our generation - but for future generations. Here are some of the things The City Plan helps build:

Safe streets are for everyone. We have outlined key actions to take that will help us eliminate fatal and serious crashes on our streets. Learn more about these actions, and give us your input using the survey at https://www.edmontoninsightcommunity.ca//6Omre3XqYbV6iiIbU

2020 was a significant year for the Yellowhead Trail Freeway Conversion Program. The first major construction work on Yellowhead Trail began in May with the widening of Yellowhead Trail from 61 Street to the North Saskatchewan River. Converting Yellowhead Trail to a freeway with three lanes of free-flowing traffic in each direction takes a lot of coordination to minimize traffic disruptions to the public. Currently somewhere between 63,000 to 81,000 vehicles use the Yellowh...ead Trail every day. In the next 20 years, that number is expected to jump from between 87,000 to 155,000 vehicles using the freeway per day. Work on East Widening is anticipated to finish in 2021. Learn more at edmonton.ca/yellowheadtrail

Day 2 of The City Plan Public Hearing has begun. Check out our recap of day 1 here: https://transforming.edmonton.ca/charting-a-course-for-the/

The world is changing, as we all know, And addressing climate change must be considered as we grow. Ensuring sustainability and climate resiliency Means we need to look at development and zoning differently.... Weve considered how the new Zoning Bylaw contributes to this important mission, And how it can help us lower our carbon emissions. Read about it on the Engaged Edmonton website Then let us know if you think weve got it right. engaged.edmonton.ca/climateenergyzbri

Tips for keeping your collector safe and get your yard waste ready for pickup: Tie branches into bundles of 1.2m and make sure theyre no heavier than you can lift yourself. Use a clear plastic bag for leaves and trimmings. This helps crews to separate it from garbage and send it for city composting. Clean up fruit fallen around your yard, tidy up your waste collection area, and make sure garbage cans are completely closed. ... For more info, visit edmonton.ca/collectorsafety

From Tuesday, September 15 until approximately October 23, Paisley Off-Leash Dog Park will be closed as crews complete required maintenance in the park. Maint...enance will ensure the park remains safe and vibrant for park users. Crews will be replacing sod, removing gravel and refurbishing the dog agility equipment and play spaces. Please continue to enjoy one of our citys many other dog off-leash areas while practicing physical distancing and ensuring that you have cleaned/sanitized your hands after touching gates or latches, as these surfaces are not sanitized. For more info & to find the nearest available off-leash areas, please visit edmonton.ca/offleash

The High Level Bridge lights are lit every night, with these special requests this week: Sept 14, blue/white for Dystonia Awareness Month Sept 15, purple for World Lymphoma Awareness Day Sept 16, white/red for ARC CNIB Night Step... Sept 17, pink/blue/yellow for YEG Youth Connect Sept 18, blue/white for Rosh Hashanah Sept 19, blue for Prostate Cancer Awareness Month Sept 20, yellow/green/pink/purple/blue for the re-opening of the Stanley A. Milner Library edmonton.ca/lightthebridge

Everyone deserves to get to their destination safely. Right now, some people feel less safe than others moving around our city. Watch to learn why equity is important as we work to eliminate fatal and serious crashes on our streets. Visit engaged.edmonton.ca/safestreets to provide your feedback on draft actions and themes before September 23.

Were honoured to be named a recipient of the 2020 Federation of Canadian Municipalities Sustainable Communities Awards! The Blatchford community has won the Neighbourhoods award for its leading sustainability initiatives. This category recognizes innovative approaches completed at the community scale, where the initiative is improving sustainability in the energy, water, waste and transportation sectors. Blatchford has been thoughtfully planned to improve sustainability in a...ll of these sectors. Learn more at http://ow.ly/ntZF50BoEv5.

Instead of bagging your leaves, put them to work in your garden. By placing your leaves in your garden, they will decompose & provide rich nutrients for your soil. Learn more about leaf composting from Compost 'S cool.

On this day, each year, we join the Edmonton Firefighters Memorial Society to honour and remember the Edmonton firefighters who made the supreme sacrifice while... serving their community. Our hearts are always with the families and friends of these heroic firefighters. Edmonton Fire Fighters Union Edmonton Firefighters' Piping & Drumming Society City of Edmonton

Colours arent the only thing changing in the river valley. The Tawatinâ Bridge, being built by TransEd for the Edmonton Valley Line LRT project, has steadily been expanding from the support tower and is now connected across the river! Concrete work took place in two parts, first inside the lower portion of the bridge, then across the top. Overhead power lines and tracks for the trains will be installed in the coming months. TransEd will also begin construction of the shared-use path underneath the bridge deck.

Cotton candy sunsets, breathtaking views and people-watching galore: Take a stroll down the Promenade with Transforming Edmontons latest Closer to Home dispatch. https://transforming.edmonton.ca/closer-to-home-victoria-p/

74% of all intersection collisions involving someone walking or using a mobility aid happen when the pedestrian has right of way. Knowing where and why traffic crashes happen, and who is most impacted by them, will help us make safe streets for everyone. Learn more and give us your feedback on draft key actions that will help us work towards eliminating fatal and serious crashes on our streets ... https://transforming.edmonton.ca/what-we-learned-about-tra/

Did you know the best time to drop off waste at an Eco Station is in the evening? Lineups are usually shorter from 5 to 7pm, Monday to Friday. Find an Eco Station near you and drop off household hazardous waste, electronics, appliances, yard waste and batteries all for free! For information about fees and what you can drop off, visit edmonton.ca/ecostations.

As students get back into the school routine, we all can ensure they get there and back safely by renewing and deepening our commitment to traffic safety. Refresh your memory about playground zones and parking rules by reading our latest on Transforming Edmonton: https://transforming.edmonton.ca/back-to-school-safety-by-/

Thousands of Edmontonians shared their voices to shape The City Plan vision. From workshops and surveys to engagement sessions and open houses, you took part in the conversation. Now were at Public Hearing - another chance to share your voice and shape your city. Visit edmonton.ca/meetings to register to speak at The City Plans Public Hearing on September 14, 2020.