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Medicine Hat. – Given the rapid spread of COVID-19 and the omicron variant, Medicine Hat Transit is monitoring service levels daily to ensure business continuity.

Through Energy and Infrastructure Committee, City Council approved the 2019 and 2021 Fleet Capital Budget Amendment – Unit #361 and Unit #381. A capital budget amendment is required to seize a grant funding opportunity to replace two airport units by increasing the budgeted amount in 2019 by an additional $151,500. 00 (Unit #361) and by increasing the budgeted amount in 2021 by an additional $470,000. 00 (Unit #381).

Medicine Hat. – The popular and award-winning HAT Smart initiative announces the launch of its 2022 Residential Incentive Program with energy conservation and renewable energy savings for City of Medicine Hat utility customers.

Medicine Hat. – The City will begin urban abandonment activities on uneconomic gas wells in four city parks in the southwest and southeast quadrants of Medicine Hat next week.

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Medicine Hat –. The tunnel connection between Kin Coulee Park and the environmental reserve area located on the west side of the Trans Canada Highway is closed due to flooding and ice build-up.

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Medicine Hat. – The City of Medicine Hat issued an expression of interest (EOI) for the Monarch Theatre on January 21, encouraging interested parties to submit their ideas on how to optimize the potential of this important historic landmark.

Medicine Hat. – Following guidance from the Government of Alberta, new measures will come into effect at all City facilities participating in the Restriction Exemption Program (REP) effective December 24.

Medicine Hat. – Following the Council decision made on Monday, December 20, 2021, the Crestwood Recreation Centre and Moose Recreation Centre will reopen to the public in the new year.

City Council has since approved the. Northwest Industrial ASP.

Medicine Hat –. The Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre is proud to present The Hat Art Club 75 Years Retrospective, on now until March 4, 2022.

Following a public hearing, City Council approved second and third reading of Bylaw #4685, a bylaw of the City of Medicine Hat to amend Bylaw #2379, the Water Service Bylaw. Following a public hearing, City Council approved second and third reading of Bylaw #4686, a bylaw of the City of Medicine Hat to amend Bylaw # 1541, a bylaw of the City of Medicine Hat regulating the use of Public and Private Sewers and Drains and the Disposal of Sewage and the Discharge of Waters and Waste into the Medicine Hat Sewer System.

Medicine Hat. – With the cooler temperatures, recent rain and snowfall, Fire and Emergency Services will lift the remaining fire ban effective immediately.