Street S.E. between 11 Avenue S.E. and 12 Avenue S.E. A temporary road closure will be in effect from July 20 to mid-September 2026 as construction continues on the 6 Street S.E. Underpass, a key ...

The message from my office on e-mobility in Calgary is simple: most private electric mobility devices being used in Calgary are not legal for use in public spaces. This includes p ...

Village Square will relocate drop-in activities like public swim, fitness classes and sports to City recreation facilities and community locations nearby. Check back on Aug. 15, 2026 to see a schedule ...

The City of Calgary is planning safety improvements for the McKenzie Towne roundabout. The proposed update would change the roundabout from a conventional two-lane layout to a spiral roundabout design ...

We are improving how Calgarians find and use drop‑in recreation schedules online. It can be hard to quickly find the right activity, time, or location in the current online tools. We are testing a new ...

Getting kids into sports practice can be expensive. The City’s Sport Hub program understands this challenge and is helping break barriers—giving 20,000 kids and teens the opportunity to engage, build ...

Starting in fall 2025, The City will begin a five-year program to replace residential and business water meters with updated ...

Community Safety peace officers respond to community safety and bylaw requests, including: Untidy or unsafe properties; Dogs at large or aggressive animals; Reuniting lost pets wi ...

Biography of Deb Hamilton acting General Manager, Planning & Devlopment Services ...

Requesting a fire hydrant flow test. The City of Calgary is currently reviewing the fire flow testing process to ensure accurate and consistent results. During this review, we are ...

Food trucks must follow a set of steps when it comes to disposing of wastewater, including disposing of it at an approved location and filling out a logbook of disposals. Recreational vehicles (RVs) ...

The City of Calgary partners with communities that require water to fill or top-up their community lakes. The agreements in place are aligned with The City of Calgary Water Utility Bylaw 40M2006​.