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City Posts June 5 COVID-19 Situation Report

A lot can happen during the COVID-19 pandemic - even within the span of a few days. The City’s COVID-19 Situation Report is designed to give staff and community members alike the most important weekly news, policies, resources and health statist...

City Hall open for Committee of the Whole & Council meetings

Wetaskiwin City Hall to Open for Committee of the Whole and Council Meetings

To ensure the City is aligned with the requirements of the Municipal Government Act (MGA), Wetaskiwin City Hall will be opened to those who wish to attend any upcoming Committee o...

Next City Council Meeting is June 8

*Wetaskiwin City Hall to Open for Committee of the Whole and Council Meetings*

To ensure the City is aligned with the requirements of the Municipal Government Act (MGA), Wetaskiwin City Hall will be opened to those who wish to attend any upcoming Committee...

Notice of Public Hearings: June 22 at 4:00 PM

Take notice that Council for the City of Wetaskiwin is considering two bylaws which would amend Bylaw 1804-13 being the Land Use Bylaw.

Bylaw 1964-20

This amendment would allow fences up to 1.8 meters (6 feet) tall in the front yards of apartments, townhous...

Mayor Releases Statement Recognizing Pride Month

Mayor Tyler Gandam has released a statement recognizing #PrideMonth and highlights the City of Wetaskiwin's vision as being a safe and inclusive community.

*NEW* Customer Service Survey open now!

From COVID-19 to murder hornets, 2020 has been a pretty dismal year so far. Let’s work together to keep crappy customer service off that list too. We’ve set up a survey on Have Your Say Wetaskiwin asking about your City-related custome...

Wetaskiwin's Outdoor Recreation Spaces Re-Opened

The City of Wetaskiwin took a staged approach in re-opening all its outdoor recreation spaces following their closure in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

2020 Tax Rate Bylaw Finalized, Payment Deadline Extended

Wetaskiwin City Council finalized the 2020 tax rates and deferred the tax deadline for ratepayers as part of the City’s COVID-19 response efforts.