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Page updated as of July 31, 2020 at 3:30pm
In an effort to contain the spread of COVID-19, the City of Edmonton is taking immediate action following the direction of Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health. The COVID-19 situation is changing rapidly.
Please check back regularly for ongoing updates.
Beginning in July, turf maintenance service levels are increased. Premier sports fields and parks will continue to receive a minimum of weekly mowing. Edmontonians will see these improvements by mid-July. All other turf inventory will receive maintenance on a 14-day mowing cycle, at minimum. Sports fields will not have lines painted by the City this season.
All turf, including parks, sports fields, pocket parks and boulevards will receive one cycle of trimming (weed whacking) around trees and objects per year, and a continuation in weed control.
View the City’s updated turf maintenance service levels at edmonton.ca/parkcare.
Updated July 22, 2020
The City is reopening 25 Spray Parks across the city for safe use. As of July 2, the following parks are now operational:
Hours of operation are 10am-9pm daily. Hours are subject to change due to weather and maintenance schedules.
City Hall fountain remains closed for the 2020 season.
Please ensure you follow health and safety guidelines for using public spaces.
You will find many new COVID-19 safety measures in place and a new system for visiting facilities.
Effective June 22, modified outdoor fitness programs are being offered in select locations. Individuals 13 years and older will be able to register for these programs on movelearnplay.edmonton.ca.
Effective June 15, the City of Edmonton has resumed rentals of City-owned sports fields, ball diamonds, and staffed field and track & field facilities. Field lining services on non-staffed fields not available this season. Limited picnic bookings are available at select sites effective July 4th.
Summer ice rentals in City of Edmonton arenas resumed July 2. Summer gymnasium rentals in City of Edmonton community recreation centres resume July 6. Summer fieldhouse rentals are set to resume July 6 (Commonwealth Community Recreation Centre) and July 13 (Kinsmen Sports Centre). Indoor pool rentals at Clareview Community Recreation Centre, Bonnie Doon Leisure Centre and Jasper Place Fitness and Leisure Centre resume July 20.
Summer rentals were allocated prior to COVID-19. Bookings and rentals staff will first confirm rentals with users with pre-existing rentals, and then field new requests.
For more information:
After careful consideration, the City of Edmonton has decided to cancel summer day camp offerings for the 2020 season. Many variables went into this decision including how current fiscal restraints affect our ability to offer the kind of enriching and safe experience Edmontonians have come to expect and a reasonable price.
Anyone who had previously registered for a camp will be notified of this cancellation along with instructions about how to receive credit or a refund.
Green Shack programming will not be activated for the duration of the summer season. This decision was made as part of the City’s strategy to reduce expedictures in response to the COVID-19 crisis and will not be affected by Provincial economic relaunch plans.
All City operated outdoor pools, and the City Hall fountain, will remain closed for the duration of the summer season.
This decision was made as part of the City’s strategy to reduce expedictures in response to the COVID-19 crisis and will not be affected by Provincial economic relaunch plans.
Some new guidelines will are now in place:
Updated June 11, 2020
Beginning June 15, the funicular will resume operation from 7am to 9pm, providing accessibility options into the river valley for Edmontonians. Additional COVID-19 prevention measures will be introduced, including limiting ridership to 2 people at a time, adding signage about physical distancing and increasing cleaning of frequently-touched surfaces.
Presently, there are no changes to the City's residential garbage and recycling pickup services or schedules. Garbage and recycling continue to be picked up in the same way.
Please do your part to keep collectors safe:
Updated June 11, 2020
Used personal protective equipment (PPE), which includes face masks and gloves, cannot be recycled.
Starting mid-August, Big Bin events will resume with five events planned through to fall 2020.
Reduced waste utility rates will be in effect from June 1 to December 31, 2020. The new monthly rates are:
There are no planned changes to how waste is collected or processed as a result of the rate reduction. You will continue to receive the same level of service for waste collection.
Due to impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic, Waste Services is postponing the citywide rollout of a curbside organics program until 2021.
We are planning for full implementation to all single-unit residences by the end of 2021.
In an effort to contain the spread of COVID-19, the Reuse Centre is temporarily closing to protect the health and safety of Edmontonians. Also, the paint exchange and Reuse areas at the Kennedale and Ambleside Eco Stations are closed until further notice.
Updated June 11, 2020
As of May 25, 2020 Animal Care & Control will begin the intake of stray dogs and will continue to intake animals that are in distress, injured or sick (including pregnant cats and kittens under two months without a mother).
Until further notice, the ACCC will not admit healthy cats.
All services require an appointment and can be made by calling 311 or visiting edmonton.ca/pets. You must also make an appointment to pick up your lost pet.
The City is reopening the temporary off-leash pilot program effective June 15. Applications will be accepted after that date. Interested community leagues can go to edmonton.ca/offleashrink for more information.
Effective Saturday, May 16 Alex Decoteau and Paisley off-leash fenced dog parks are reopening for pets and their owners. Alex Decoteau off-leash dog park access will be restricted to a maximum occupancy of 15 people at all times.
Manning Village will remain closed due to maintenance.
To reduce the potential for virus transmission, we are not providing bags in any off-leash area or fenced dog park. The City reminds dog park users to bring their own bags and to pick up after your pet.
Please continue to practice physical distancing when you use off-leash areas and clean your hands after touching gates or latches, as these surfaces are not sanitized.
Peace officers will be monitoring the off-leash areas to ensure people continue to follow physical distancing and maximum occupancy rules.
The temporary Community League Rink Off-Leash Pilot Project is suspended for the 2020 season. We encourage residents to use any of the 41 open off-leash dog areas throughout the City. A full list of open off leash areas is available at edmonton.ca/offleash.
Edmontonians are reminded to use caution and follow physical distancing guidelines and practical recommendations when interacting in public spaces.
Please keep your physical distance; at least 2 metres from others, whether it's on trails, in parks, on stairs, or buying groceries. It’s important to follow physical distancing practices as outlined by Alberta Health Services.
Park Rangers and security personnel will be patrolling parks, staircases, and trails to support closures and physical distancing requirements.
Animals will not be accepted without an appointment. Select the appropriate form to request an appointment time to visit the Animal Care & Control Centre.
Fares Resume
Starting June 15, 2020, ETS will resume fare collection on buses, LRT and DATS. Customers should board the bus through the front door starting June 15.
Updated July 28, 2020
We are in this together - we can keep each other safe and healthy by following a few simple steps. Wear a mask or face covering, physically distance yourself from others, consider travelling during off-peak times and continue to follow AHS guidelines. Bus shields and LRT cabs provide excellent protection so Operators do not need to wear masks when in a shielded area. However, Operators and other public facing transit employees will wear masks when going into public areas.
Essential health care workers may be eligible for Late Night Supplement Service that includes one-way trips between 10pm and 1am. Our latest AHS pickups are at 12:30am. Please call 311 for eligibility and to register. Please note that this service will end on August 29, as regular service resumes on August 30.
From April 20 - August 29, the last LRT service departure is 10pm. Late Night Owl bus service ends after midnight. These adjustments better align with the travel needs of those customers making essential trips, while helping to further address safety, security, public health and cleanliness challenges.
Updated July 7, 2020
We are continuing our daily enhanced cleaning and disinfecting on buses, LRT, DATS vehicles, transit centres, LRT stations as well as high touch areas.
More resources to keep all City employees informed with current information about COVID-19.
The City of Edmonton is continuing to adjust roadways, with a priority for densely populated areas, to provide more outdoor space for people to move around safely.
These changes help Edmontonians get outside and maintain safe physical distancing requirements, while staying close to home.
As these streets are adjusted, information will be updated here.
Updated June 11, 2020
Shared Streets are open for people who walk, bike and drive, regardless of how they choose to move around our city. Vehicle access is restricted to local traffic only along Shared Streets, and since all modes are using the same space, the speed limit is reduced to 20 km/hr. Streets in densely populated neighbourhoods are the priority, so all Edmontonians have an opportunity to space out.
Confirmed streets for implementation:
The City of Edmonton will adjust push buttons at pedestrian crossings and allocate some roadways for shared use effective Thursday. These changes will help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and encourage physical distancing while Edmontonians are outside.
Pedestrian signals will become automatic at 56 intersections located in high pedestrian areas and around hospitals to eliminate the need to push buttons at these crossings. The City will post signage to promote the change in these areas. The audible signal for the visually impaired will continue to be activated by pushing the button.
The original Order was repealed by the City after the Government of Alberta issued new guidance for Taxis, Limos and Rideshares on May 24. This new provincial guidance covers driver hygiene, cleaning and disinfection, distancing, passengers, and more.
Edmontonians are reminded to use caution and follow physical distancing guidelines and practical recommendations when interacting in public spaces.
Please keep your physical distance; at least 2 metres from others, whether it's on trails, in parks, on stairs, or buying groceries. It’s important to follow physical distancing practices as outlined by Alberta Health Services.
Park Rangers and security personnel will be patrolling parks, staircases, and trails to support closures and physical distancing requirements.
Beginning June 15, the funicular will resume operation from 7 am to 9 pm, providing accessibility options into the river valley for Edmontonians. Additional COVID-19 prevention measures will be introduced, including limiting ridership to two people at a time, adding signage about physical distancing and increasing cleaning of frequently-touched surfaces.
Patios, sidewalk cafes and outdoor retail rules have changed to make it easier to expand safely.
In support of the recovery efforts of the Old Strathcona Business Association, we're adjusting more roads to provide additional space for people to enjoy restaurant patios and retail stores, while maintaining the required physical distance from others.
Updated May 27, 2020
As these streets are adjusted, information will be updated here.
The Temporary Outdoor Patio and Retail Expansion have been implemented at the following locations:
Whyte Avenue (82 Avenue) north side, from Gateway Boulevard to 105 Street - parking lane and right travel lane closure
102 Street from Whyte Avenue to the alley north of 81 Avenue - conversion of street to one-way southbound for vehicles
The Council and Committee meeting schedule has been impacted by COVID-19.
Some meetings have been cancelled. Please visit edmonton.ca/meetings for more information on what meetings are currently scheduled.
City Hall is closed to the public until further notice to ensure the health and safety of Council, City employees and the public. Staff and accredited media will continue to have access to the building and the parkade will remain open to the public. Social distancing and hygiene practices will continue to be mandatory at City Hall.
Updated May 25, 2020
On April 29, City Council confirmed that the combined tax levy for municipal and education property taxes will be 0% for residential property owners and a 2% decrease for non-residential property owners. The 2020 budget absorbs financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic that could have meant a municipal tax levy increase of 7.6% to address the impacts of the tax-supported revenue losses.
For a typical home in Edmonton valued at $387,000, this is a decrease of $28.
Property taxes are due in June but, this year, late payment penalties will not be charged on taxes paid by September 1, 2020. This applies to both the education and municipal portions of the tax bill for residential and non-residential properties.
Please see the news release for more information about the April 29th budget update.
The City of Edmonton is supporting citizens and businesses in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. All property owners who are experiencing financial difficulty, whether they pay property tax annually or monthly, may delay their usual payments until August 31 and no late penalties will be applied. For more information, see COVID-19 Property Tax Relief Information.
Program & Service Adjustments
A search tool to help people understand what City programs and services have been adjusted or impacted due to COVID-19 and/or staffing and budget constraints.
This listing is updated regularly, so please check back often as we begin to reopen some programs and services.
Effective June 8, EPark fees have been reinstated at all active EPark curbside zones and City-owned parkades.
Updated June 4, 2020
In support of businesses and customers who continue to use curbside pickup as their primary method of business, the first 30 minutes of every parking session in curbside EPark zones will be free. Please ensure that you start your parking session on the MyEPark app or at an EPark machine, and you will receive the first 30 minutes of your parking stay free.
Users are encouraged to download the MyEPark app for contactless payment options. If this is not possible, EPark customers are should take proper precautions to clean/sanitize hands thoroughly after using payment machines.
To help support Edmontonians’ access to fresh food and ease the worry of food security for many, the City of Edmonton is expanding the number of community gardens this year through the creation of a temporary pop-up community garden pilot on City owned land.
These Pop-Up Gardens consist of raised beds designed for community food production, and provide a safe recreational opportunity. They will be removed after the growing season has ended.
The application process is closed. Evaluation is underway and results will be shared with all applicants by the end of May.
The City of Edmonton has developed guidelines to support those who organize a yard/garage sale. More info: Garage Sales
The City of Edmonton has closed the Mill Woods Seniors Centre, North Edmonton Seniors Association and Central Lions Seniors Association until further notice to protect the health and safety of Edmontonian seniors. For more information about COVID-19 as it relates to Alberta's seniors, visit alberta.ca/covid-19.
To request a FREE litter kit, please complete this form. Each kit includes GLAD garbage bags, gloves, safety guidelines and a litter grabber. Kits will be delivered within one week of submitting the request.
Volunteer litter clean up events are currently on hold. To receive status updates, please join our volunteer database by completing this form.
Updated May 7, 2020
This data dashboard provides information about various elements of the City’s response to COVID-19. Information is updated daily.
The City of Edmonton Data Dashboard gives at-a-glance COVID-19 data in five areas:
Edmonton Zone health information from the Alberta Health Services website.
Public Health Act tickets can be issued by City of Edmonton Peace Officers and members of the Edmonton Police Service. Tickets may be issued if an individual or business does not comply to public health orders of the Chief Medical Officer of Health. Peace Officer information is updated daily, and EPS data is updated every Monday.
Other details to note:
Updated April 30, 2020
The City will continue to issue vending permits to food truck operators, with added requirements in place to ensure public health and safety is maintained. Those requirements include:
Food truck locations will be limited to on-street parking zones and City parkland parking lots. Permits will only be issued to operators that qualify as an essential food service under provincial requirements. Permits will not be issued for carts or food vendors that would typically operate on sidewalks.
Updated April 28, 2020
Edmonton’s resiliency is possible through the extensive and collaborative efforts of community groups and non-profits to deliver a wide range of public social services. Visit these Community and Non-Profit Links for information on new and continuing services for Edmontonians.
To learn more, please call 211 or view a provincial directory of the community, health, social and governmental organizations and services.
Updated April 27, 2020
On April 27, the City of Edmonton announced an additional 900 temporary layoffs of employees. This follows an announcement on March 30 of 1,600 temporary layoffs of City employees and 400 Edmonton Public Library employees. These workforce reduction strategies are in response to a budget shortfall due to lower revenues and declines in demand for services in some business areas.
Updated March 27, 2020
In-person services will be reduced, including the Edmonton Service Centre at the Edmonton Tower, to protect everyone’s health and safety.
The following locations with in-person services will be closed. Most locations will still offer services via phone, email or mail:
The following service counters will be open for services by appointment only:
All in-person services are suspended, including ETS sales, tax and assessment, records searches, permits and licenses, and any other payments.
Edmontonians are encouraged to access the services they require online, through the 311 app, by phone or by email.
For ETS lost and found inquiries, please call 780-496-1622 to confirm if your article has been found and arrange an appointment time with the Lost and Found staff to pick up your item.
City Hall, including the front service counter, is closed to the public. Access is limited to members of Council, staff and accredited media. City Hall event bookings have been suspended until further notice.
The Landlord and Tenant Advisory Board Front Counter is fully closed to any in-person services. There are a number of services that continue to be available by phone or via email.
Effective immediately Landlord and Tenant Advisory Board is closed to the public, however services are available in the following ways:
Effective April 5, the Kennedale, Coronation and Strathcona all Eco Stations will be open everyday, from 9am to 7pm
Closed for business, including drop-offs, until further notice
Cash payments no longer accepted until further notice
The City Clerk team is providing services and can be contacted at:
780-496-8178
city.clerk@edmonton.ca
Support groups are currently postponed until further notice.
To reach a social worker, call 780-496-4777, leave a message, and they will get back to you as soon as possible. Our phones are in operation Monday and Friday, 8:30am-noon and 1-4:30pm, and Wednesday, 8:30am-noon
Please note indoor gatherings are restricted to 15 people or fewer and outdoor gatherings are restricted to 50 people or fewer, as per public health guidelines.
Our client care team is available to answer any questions about cemetery services and schedule ceremonies over the phone at 780-442-0974 or by email at cemetery@edmonton.ca. Hours of operation are Monday to Friday between 8:30am to 4:30pm. Exceptions will be made (by request) for clients/families who do not have necessary technology.
City Hall and Chancery Hall are closed to the public.
Contact the Law branch to arrange a time and manner for personal service of legal documents.
Contact legalserviceinquiries@edmonton.ca or 780-496-7200
Pursuant to Alberta Rules of Court, Rule 11.21, this email address is not a valid address for service and emails sent to this address with legal documents attached will not be considered service on the City of Edmonton. You will receive a reply from one of the lawyers regarding service arrangements.
The City offers a number of online options for services. The online options available will be found within the department pages that offer the service. More information on these service and many others is available at edmonton.ca/servicechanges.
Any other services can be accessed through the 311 app or by calling 311.
Updated March 23 2020
In response to the public health need created by the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Edmonton, Community and Social Services, Alberta Health Services, Homeward Trust and community partners are working together to create a safe space at the Edmonton EXPO Centre for community members experiencing homelessness.
Updated March 25, 2020
The Edmonton Police Service and the City of Edmonton have noticed a significant increase in speeding over the past week, particularly at extreme speeds. By driving at safe speeds, drivers can help ease the burden on police and health resources so they can focus on COVID-19.
30 km/hr Playground Zone speed limits still apply. Speeding increases the risk and severity of collisions. With families more likely to be home during the day, they may be using outdoor spaces.
Enforcement will continue throughout the city to help keep our streets as safe and locations that have seen an increase in speeding will be prioritized. Please help us keep our roads and each other safe by slowing down.
The City of Edmonton’s official blog.
Remote participation public hearing a first for City of Edmonton
Posted on May 4, 2020
Remote participation public hearing a first for City of Edmonton
Dog park leash rule relaxed as City signals cautious move to relaunch services amid financial challenges
Posted on May 1, 2020
Dog park leash rule relaxed as City signals cautious move to relaunch services amid financial challenges
Boardwalk from sidewalk: friends team up to create neighbourhood joy in Edmonton
Posted on May 1, 2020
Edmonton neighbours use chalk and concrete to build joy.
During the pandemic, we’ll be back in the wild life again
Posted on April 29, 2020
Before it was the best advice for Edmontonians in a pandemic, physical distancing was the best advice for Edmontonians and moose.
Canada Strong singer strings message of hope, togetherness
Posted on April 28, 2020
A few notes on Donny Gladue's first-ever YouTube song, new on #TransformingEdmonton
National Day of Mourning observed in Edmonton
Posted on April 28, 2020
National Day of Mourning observed in Edmonton with words, silence, light.
Additional sport field, court closures announced in updated COVID-19 safety measures
Posted on April 27, 2020
Basketball, pickleball, tennis courts among sports facilities temporarily closed in COVID-19 precautions
Muttart greenhouses are colourful sites for sore eyes
Posted on April 24, 2020
At this time of year, the Muttart Conservatory greenhouses start to feel like ships sailing with their cargo of hope toward a city hungry for a dose of colour.
Reduce your yard waste, improve your lawn, help our landfill
Posted on April 21, 2020
Spring is here, which means our Waste Services process almost twice the amount of residential waste compared to the winter. Here are ways residents can help manage their yard waste and keep it out of the landfill.
High Level Bridge lit for Nova Scotia heartbreak
Posted on April 21, 2020
How the City is using the High Level Bridge as the ‘voice’ for Edmonton, reflecting, celebrating and building community spirit.
Make room for the brooms!
Posted on April 20, 2020
Spring sweep has begun. The City reminds residents who are self-isolating and working from home to please know the schedule and move their cars.
At Work: lending a sanitized hand
Posted on April 20, 2020
A story of how City employees are coming together during this difficult time to help create hand sanitizer for frontline employees.
New rules of etiquette, judgment and compassion in these strange times
Posted on April 17, 2020
“I am so pleased with the way that Edmontonians have responded and shown that they care about the safety of everyone in the community." Read more from the City Manager.
Bookings for sports fields cancelled until May 31
Posted on April 16, 2020
The City is following the lead of Alberta Health in deciding to temporarily cancel bookings for sports fields, courts and diamonds.
By the numbers: COVID-19 financial scenarios (so far), PPE supply chain (so far)
Posted on April 16, 2020
A lot of COVID-19 financial impact numbers were discussed at City Hall on April 15. Learn more on costs, losses and savings projections.
A big (picture) thanks!
Posted on April 15, 2020
Interim City Manager Adam Laughlin gives thanks to Edmontonians for protecting the health system by accepting the need to change the way they move in public spaces during the COVID-19 pandemic.
City Manager: Transit for essential trips only
Posted on April 9, 2020
Dog parks, roadways, transit and looking ahead.
Staying safe while staying the course: How we’re building Edmonton in the midst of crisis
Posted on April 9, 2020
As the situation evolves daily, the City is keeping a close eye on developments and what they mean for Edmonton’s ambitious capital building plan and this year’s construction season.
Transit seat signs go the distance to get safety message out
Posted on April 8, 2020
Signs are now on ETS buses to drive home the importance of physical distancing and to travel only if it’s essential.
COVID-19 litter targeted in Capital City Clean Up initiative
Posted on April 7, 2020
The City of Edmonton has begun to deliver Capital City Clean Up kits to grocery stores where customers have discarded on the ground COVID-19 protection.
LRT sends early World Health Day message to health care workers in passing
Posted on April 7, 2020
"This is Health Sciences/Jubilee LRT Station.A perfect time and place to give a huge thank you to all the health care workers who are on the front lines working to keep us all safe in COVID-19 pandemic."
City employee maps way for families to interact while keeping their distance
Posted on April 6, 2020
In her spare time, Karen Parker, a program manager with the City’s Open City and Technology Branch, combined her business skills with some of the artwork out there to create the new Edmonton Window Art Map.
COVID-19-era speeds on streets, playground zones: the safety story
Posted on April 3, 2020
The volume of automobile traffic on Edmonton streets is down as much as 50 per cent, a pandemic-era trend that has set the stage for extreme speeding, too.
Free EPark makes travel easier—if you have to be out
Posted on April 3, 2020
The City has suspended parking fees in curbside EPark zones and City-owned EPark lots and won’t be enforcing time limits.
Four City dog parks to be closed, all off-leash areas go on-leash as COVID-19 precautions extended
Posted on April 2, 2020
The City’s four fenced dog parks will be closed until further notice. As well, people using all 38 existing off-leash areas in Edmonton must leash their dogs.
Spirit of ETS visible on EXPO Centre route
Posted on March 31, 2020
Meet one of eight Edmonton Transit Service operators who have volunteered to get behind the wheel of a new route that connects Edmonton’s inner city agencies with the Edmonton EXPO Centre.
City not planning to address COVID-19 revenue shortfalls through a tax levy increase: City Manager
Posted on March 27, 2020
City Council heard on Monday that the financial fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic will challenge the strength and resolve of the City of Edmonton.
Edmonton-area woman goes public with COVID-19 diagnosis, plea for physical distancing, hand washing
Posted on March 27, 2020
Advice from one of the first in the Edmonton zone to be confirmed with COVID-19.
Bob and Doug McKenzie drop into Edmonton at exactly the right time: a pandemic
Posted on March 27, 2020
We talked to the Edmonton artist behind the hoser brothers statue. And he loves it that you love it!
City extends state of emergency, issues three important COVID-19 orders for health of community
Posted on March 26, 2020
The City issued three formal orders to protect residents and businesses against the spread of COVID-19 as the state of local emergency in Edmonton was extended for the next seven days.
ETS steps up physical distancing protection
Posted on March 26, 2020
Suspending fares and boarding via rear doors support physical distancing on Edmonton Transit.
City sends message of thanks in light to health care workers
Posted on March 25, 2020
This week in Edmonton, key buildings will shine in gratitude for health care workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 advice from the heart, for the heart
Posted on March 24, 2020
Dowds, the Lead Chaplain and Senior Mental Health Consultant at the City of Edmonton, encourages everyone to look for the helpers.
City closes playgrounds and urges residents to practice physical distancing
Posted on March 24, 2020
We are closing playgrounds and reminding people about physical distancing to limit the spread of the virus and protect people.
Every day is now Transit Operator Appreciation Day
Posted on March 23, 2020
Some people are saying thanks. Over the weekend, messages written in chalk showed up on the sidewalk.
EXPO Centre readied as COVID-19 precautions heightened for Edmonton’s most vulnerable
Posted on March 23, 2020
The Edmonton EXPO Centre took rapid shape this weekend and is ready to serve as a COVID-19 emergency site for some of the city’s most vulnerable citizens.
Social distancing signs (of the times) now appearing in public
Posted on March 19, 2020
Social distancing signs have begun to appear in City of Edmonton locations.
Emergency meeting hears decisions to be made “for long haul”
Posted on March 18, 2020
Interim City Manager Adam Laughlin repeated the message that decisions made to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic are made to balance service levels now with service levels in the future.
City Manager to bus passengers: “We heard you. We’re responding quickly.”
Posted on March 17, 2020
Interim City Manager Adam Laughlin said Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) is adjusting transit service with an eye to the big picture.
LRT doors open touchlessly
Posted on March 16, 2020
Where the technology allows, and at stations where the weather permits, LRT operators are now opening train doors so passengers can, in a time of pandemic, get on and off trains without touching buttons.
COVID-19: City to close its recreation facilities, attractions
Posted on March 14, 2020
The City of Edmonton is closing all City-operated recreation facilities and attractions starting Saturday, March 14, at 6 pm
City Council meets on Edmonton’s COVID-19 response
Posted on March 13, 2020
Edmonton’s City Council called an emergency meeting Friday morning to review the City’s escalating response to the global COVID-19 pandemic.
City of Edmonton COVID-19 update
Posted on March 12, 2020
Mayor Don Iveson and Interim City Manager Adam Laughlin at Edmonton City Hall on Thursday, March 12, 2020.
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