Below is a list of recent City of Red Deer news releases. For media inquiries, contact Community & Public Relations during regular business hours (Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) via our Media Inquiry Form.
The City of Red Deer is currently experiencing an unexpected phone service disruption at the Civic Yards. As a result, incoming phone lines for the following departments are unavailable:
Following a Public Hearing and an in-depth review process, City Council passed a resolution approving the transition of The City’s Electric Utility to a Municipally Controlled Corporation (MCC).
Residents and business owners in downtown Red Deer, can expect some sidewalk and parking closures as crews work to demolish the Empire Building located at 4909, 48 Street.
The following decisions were made at today’s City Council meeting.
Today, Council accepted the recommendations of the Ad Hoc Economic Development Committee to adopt an arm’s length governance model for economic development in Red Deer.
The Monday, June 23 Regular City Council Meeting will start at 10:30 a.m. with a closed meeting at the beginning and the regular meeting expected to begin at 1 p.m.
Citizens are invited to attend a Public Hearing on Monday to share their feedback as City Council considers transitioning The City’s Electric Utility to a Municipally Controlled Corporation (MCC).
Yesterday, The City of Red Deer celebrated the outstanding achievements of local individuals, groups and teams at the annual Mayor’s Recognition Awards
Beginning Monday, June 23, City of Red Deer Property Assessment staff will conduct inspections of non-residential and multifamily properties across the city.
Motorists are advised of upcoming traffic disruptions on Taylor Drive.
Residents of Red Deer are reminded that the deadline to pay 2025 property taxes is approaching.
Drivers are advised of traffic impacts on 30 Avenue at Carrington Drive and Timberlands Drive as crews work to increase capacity for drivers turning west onto Carrington Drive from northbound 30 Avenue.
Building permit values increased in May, with 128 issued permits valued at $19 million, compared with 92 issued permits valued at $5.6 million in May 2024.
The City of Red Deer is making adjustments to its mowing program as part of its ongoing efforts to deliver services flexibly and responsively.
The Monday, June 9 Regular City Council Meeting start at 10:30 a.m. with a closed meeting followed by City Council’s open meeting.
The City of Red Deer and Heritage Ranch have reached a compromise that enables Joel Martens Training Inc to continue operating at Heritage Ranch until October 6, 2025.
A draw was held by The City of Red Deer today to issue 26 new taxi licence plates.
Summer fun is making a splash in Red Deer once again! Back by popular demand, Beat the Heat pop-up spray parks are returning to neighbourhoods across the city every Thursday evening throughout July and August.
A new agreement between IAFF Local 1190 and City administration will introduce temporary EMS-only paramedic roles in Red Deer, offering greater flexibility in how Emergency Services staffs this role and maintains high-quality medical response for the comm
Seven new pay stations were installed in downtown Red Deer this month as The City looks to improve usability and accessibility for residents and visitors.
Shortly before 7 p.m. on May 30, Red Deer Emergency Services (RDES) responded to a reported structure fire at a townhouse complex located at 4251 54 Ave.
Due to consistent warm weather, temporary road bans throughout the city will come to an end at 7 a.m. on June 2, 2025.
The City of Red Deer is pleased to announce the release of its inaugural Water and Wastewater Annual Report.