Sweepers hit the streets

NEWS RELEASE
April 3, 2019
For immediate release

Cold Lake, AB – The first spring sweep is here!

Residents may have noticed sweepers already cleaning up Highway 28, getting an early run in before residential sweeping takes over.

“That first sweep is pretty important, and right now we’re a bit earlier than compared to last year,” said Mayor Craig Copeland. “So long as the weather holds out, crews should be able to get to work on residential sweeping over the next few weeks.”

Crews will be following...

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New options open up at the Energy Centre

NEWS RELEASE
January 24, 2019
For immediate release

Cold Lake, AB – The Energy Centre expansion continues to impress as new amenities officially open this weekend.

This weekend the rock wall will officially open to the public, during a special community celebration at the Energy Centre.

The most recent addition in the Energy Centre is the Booster Juice, which had a soft opening mid-December and has been running daily since then. The new business helps to round out the food services offered in the complex,...

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Upgrades begin to Water Treatment Plant

NEWS RELEASE
January 7, 2019
For immediate release

Cold Lake, AB – Changes have already begun to the Cold Lake Water Treatment Plant, in preparation for the Regional Utility Water Services line that will be bringing water from Cold Lake to the Town of Bonnyville.

The Water Treatment Plant upgrades are required to accommodate the treatment and distribution of additional water required to service the Town of Bonnyville, while still maintaining the level of service required for the City of Cold Lake.

Upgrades...

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City successfully completes important safety audit

COLD LAKE – The City is excited to announce the completion of its Certificate of Recognition (COR) audit. This process has been a huge undertaking by all City staff, especially its Human Resources and Safety members.

A COR certification shows that the City’s health and safety management system has been evaluated by a certified auditor and meets provincial standards. These standards are established by Occupational Health and Safety (OHS). This review also included in-person interviews with...

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