From May 4 until October, green carts will be collected weekly as crews shift to the summer collection schedule. Green carts are collected on the same day as your garbage collection.
City flags will fly at half-mast at City-owned facilities on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, to commemorate the National Day of Mourning to remember and honour those who have lost their lives, suffered injury, or illness on the job, or experienced a work-related tragedy.
The City of Wetaskiwin will lower flags to half-mast on Friday, April 24, 2026, in recognition of the funeral honouring The Honourable Horst A. Schmid, E.C.A., former Member of the Legislative Assembly, who passed away on April 4, 2026.
The City is excited to announce the continuation of the Solar Installation Grant Program for the third year in a row. The expanded program is aimed at aiding residents, business owners, and not-for-profit organizations in lowering their electricity costs using solar panels — falling in line with this year’s Earth Day theme of “Our Power, Our Planet,” which calls for unification around renewable energy to triple clean electricity by 2030.
You are invited to provide input on Bylaw 2106-26. The proposed amendment would allow buildings to be relocated from one site onto another site within the City, which is currently prohibited by the Land Use Bylaw. The amendment would also update appeal timelines to align with the Municipal Government Act and consolidate development security provisions from Safety Codes Policy CO-026 into the Land Use Bylaw.
Catch basins play a major role in managing melting snow and stormwater in the city. That's why we have 968 of them! Learn more about the importance of keeping catch basins clear and free of debris.
Catch up with Council with the April 14 Council Highlights, now available!
The City of Wetaskiwin receives policing services through the RCMP under the Municipal Police Service Agreement. The City has not initiated any formal review, feasibility study, or consultation process regarding alternative policing models. The Mayor’s remarks during his State of the Region address reflected his personal thoughts about long-term possibilities, not a Council decision or policy direction. Any future consideration of changes to policing services would require comprehensive analysis, Council deliberation, and extensive community consultation. The City values its partnership with the RCMP and is committed to ensuring Wetaskiwin residents receive effective, responsive policing services.
The Manluk Centre: Wetaskiwin Regional Aquatics & Fitness will be closed from Friday, April 3, to Sunday, May 3, for the annual facility shutdown. The facility will reopen and welcome guests back on Monday, May 4.
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City of Wetaskiwin
4705 50 Avenue
Box 6210
Wetaskiwin
Alberta, Canada T9A 2E9
Phone: 780.361.4400
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