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50-Year Community Vision

More than 1,000 Wetaskiwinites participated in the 50-Year Community Vision initiative--and the resulting Vision is a call for all of us to come together and share in the work required to realize this Vision.

Anti-Racism

Racism negatively impacts the overall health, safety, and well-being of everyone. Learn more about racism and what you can do as a community member to help ensure a climate of respect and inclusion is nurtured in Wetaskiwin.

Citizen Reporting Tool

City Newsroom

Open, honest, and consistent communication with residents is a top priority for the City of Wetaskiwin.

City Open House

The City's Open House was postponed, and a new date will be advertised soon. Hope to see you there!

COVID-19

Find out what the City of Wetaskiwin is doing to help prevent the spread of COVID-19

Happening Now

Household Hazardous Waste Round-Up

The Spring 2019 Household Hazardous Waste Round-Up will be held May 23 to 26. You can bring all your unwanted computers, printers, TVs, leftover paint and containers to the Recycle Centre for free and safe disposal during this time.

Paint a Crosswalk

Are you, your organization, or community group interested in painting a crosswalk in Wetaskiwin? City Administration is happy to work with you on making this happen.

Public Hearings & Notices

Stay informed and check here for all City of Wetaskiwin public hearings and notices.

Publications, Plans & Reports

A comprehensive listing of all City of Wetaskiwin publications, plans, and reports.

Recycle Center Changes

Taste of Wetaskiwin

Thank you to everyone who came out to the Drill Hall on Sept. 23 for the Taste of Wetaskiwin event!

Truth and Reconciliation

The City of Wetaskiwin stands in solidarity with its Indigenous residents and neighbours, and is committed to sharing information with Wetaskiwin residents on meaningful Truth and Reconciliation.

Invest Wetaskiwin

Wetaskiwin's Brand Story

Water Treatment Facility (MCC Project)

The City of Wetaskiwin is proposing a Municipally Controlled Corporation structure for future water and wastewater services to minimize the financial burden.