City of Lloydminster

The Bordering on Disaster Conference, presented by Cenovus Energy is coming up fast! The committee is proud to announce the third breakout speaker, Coby Duerr, who will present Torching the Tape: Lessons in Crisis Leadership from Calgary’s EOC that will share lessons from his experience and academic background in crisis leadership and moving "beyond the speed of government" to collaboratively manage emergency situations. For a full biography and to purchase tickets, visit lloydminster.ca/BOD

🌞This summer, it's time to share your voice! 🌞 Help shape the future of our city by participating in the 2025 Municipal Budget Survey. By taking a moment from your summer activities to fill out this survey, your thoughts and opinions will be taken into consideration during budget deliberations this fall. Take the survey online at https://lnkd.in/gw88agNe. Paper surveys are available at all city locations and the Lloydminster Public Library. Surveys must be completed by 11:59 p.m. on August 5, but, paper surveys may be submitted to City Hall by 5 p.m. on August 6.

The Bordering on Disaster Conference, presented by Cenovus, is coming up fast! The committee is proud to announce the second breakout speaker, Caitlin Miller, who will speak on Preparing for a Changing Climate: Implementing Emergency Response Plans for Extreme Heat and Wildfire Smoke in Canmore that discusses how integrating a climate change lens into the Town of Canmore's emergency management program has led to greater inter-departmental collaboration and opportunities for grant funding while building capacity and resources to respond to hazard events. For a full biography and to purchase tickets, visit https://lnkd.in/gX6umZTk

The Bordering on Disaster Conference, presented by Cenovus, is officially just over three months away. The committee is proud to announce the first breakout speaker, Rebecca Innes, who will discuss Navigating the Complexities of Disaster Recovery from a Crisis Leadership Standpoint, which focuses on recovery planning following a disaster as recovery can often be the most difficult on a community. For a full biography and to purchase tickets, visit https://lnkd.in/gX6umZTk

This week, we celebrated the grand opening of Lloydminster's new mechanical wastewater treatment facility. Through a four-way funding agreement between the governments of Canada, Saskatchewan and Alberta, along with the City of Lloydminster, the $81.5 million facility was constructed using the integrated project delivery (IPD) model. Believed to never have been used on any water/wastewater infrastructure project of this magnitude at the time, we're proud to say the facility was completed on time and on budget. We're grateful to Infrastructure Canada, the Government of Saskatchewan and the Government of Alberta for helping fund this project. Thank you to everyone involved in the construction of the wastewater treatment facility. Because of your expertise, we've built infrastructure that will have significant social and environmental benefits, not just for the present and future generations of Lloydminster but also for the downstream cities, towns, villages and Indigenous communities that rely on the North Saskatchewan River for drinking water and recreation.

Your voice matters! Help shape the future of our city by participating in the 2025 Municipal Budget Survey. This is your chance to share your thoughts on how we allocate funds for vital city services. Why should you participate? Your feedback impacts decisions on budget allocations for services like public safety, road maintenance, parks and recreation and more! Head over to https://lnkd.in/gw88agNe to share your thoughts, ideas and priorities for the upcoming year. Prefer a physical copy? Paper surveys are available at all city facilities and the Lloydminster Public Library. Complete the survey by 11:59 p.m. on August 5.

The Bordering on Disaster Conference, presented by Cenovus Energy, is proud to announce the third keynote speaker, Suzanne Bernier who will be presenting "From Survivors to Heroes - Their Road to Resiliency" which speaks on Suzanne's help in relation to recovery and response to large-scale significant disasters such as 9/11, San Bernardino, Manchester and Brussels attacks, New Zealand mosque attacks, as well as more close-to-home events, Fort McMurray wildfire and the 1998 'Ice Storm of the Century' in Eastern Canada. For a full biography and to purchase tickets, visit lloydminster.ca/BOD

The Bordering on Disaster Conference, presented by Cenovus Energy is proud to announce the second keynote speaker, Ryna Brideau-Thombs who will be presenting "Resilience is a 'Contact' Sport: You Need an All-Star Network" which speaks on the importance of connecting industry with communities in preparation, response to and especially recovery from, emergencies and disasters. To purchase tickets, and to view the full speaker biographies, visit lloydminster.ca/bod

Join us next Tuesday for the grand opening of Lloydminster's new mechanical wastewater treatment facility. The new plant will have significant social and environmental benefits, not just for the present and future generations of Lloydminster but also for the downstream cities, towns, villages and Indigenous communities that rely on the North Saskatchewan River for drinking water and recreation. In recent weeks, the facility received the Canadian Association of Municipal Administrators (CAMA) 2024 Willis Award for Innovation in the 20,001 to 100,000 population category.

Did you know that the City of Lloydminster maintains 229.5 km of roadways and 311 km of sidewalks and trails? We're updating the Transportation Master Plan from the latest version, completed in 2015, and we need your help! Paper copies are available at all city facilities and the Lloydminster Public Library or online at yourvoicelloyd.ca/tmp until 11:59 p.m. on July 2. Note that paper surveys must be sent in by 5 p.m. on July 2.