City staff and MHPS to Host Neighborhood Emergency Training

The City of Medicine Hat continues road construction along Division Avenue South from the intersection of Third Street SE to Fifth Street SE, starting today. Work on this phase of the project should be complete in late June 2024, weather dependent.

Lane closures and brief intersection closures will be required during this work. Motorists can expect detours and delays as crews progress. Motorists are asked to obey all construction signage, flag personnel and temporary speed limits in the area.

The City is seeking community input for the upcoming review of its Special Transit services. This review will consider industry best practices and identify program gaps and improvement opportunities, including customer service, service delivery and other community expectations. All aspects of the Special Transit services will be reviewed, and recommendations for improvement will be made through a proposed implementation plan and an updated service policy.

Construction in Southview and Simpson Parks will start today for a landscape and irrigation improvement project with an anticipated completion date of fall 2024.

The City of Medicine Hat has set its June energy commodity rates.

The Greatest Outdoor Party on Dirt returns for its 13th year on July 19 & 20 to raise funds for The ALS Society of Alberta! With over $650,000 raised since 2010, this year's country music festival promises to be an outstanding event.

On May 22, 2024, at 0342AM members of the Medicine Hat Police Service Patrol Section responded to an alarm at a business located in the 700 block of Redcliff Dr SW. Upon arrival, patrol officers found the building to be insecure and soon after a suspect was taken into custody.

The city project is expected to last about four months, depending on the weather

The City will host a free, family-friendly event to celebrate Parks and Recreation month on Saturday, June 8 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. called Energy in Motion.

Vehicle access into Strathcona Island Park will be closed during business hours on Wednesday, May 15 for important flood protection training.