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Wrenford Transit is adding ten new electric buses to Routes 1, 3, 5, 8 and 12 as part of the second phase of its zero-emission fleet strategy.

The City is launching a city-wide pothole repair program following summer storm damage, with crews starting work on main and residential roads today.

City crews are patching damaged roads across Wrenford as the annual road repair programme continues through the summer.

Council has approved $75,000 to launch a city-wide waste sorting education campaign aimed at reducing contamination and increasing recycling rates.

The City extends e-waste drop-off dates at city depots until Oct. 31, 2024, and reminds residents not to put electronics in curbside bins.

Water service has been fully restored to homes and businesses along Main Street following emergency repairs to a main break.

The City announces the seasonal closure of Kingfisher Outdoor Pool for infrastructure repairs and off-season maintenance.

Water crews are repairing a break on Main Street westbound lane, causing a lane closure and potential water discoloration.

City Council has approved the Transit-Oriented Development Implementation Strategy to guide new housing and services around the downtown transit hub.

The City of Wrenford has released a comprehensive waste management plan to keep the Benchlands Folk Festival green and reduce landfill waste.