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Wrenford's 2023 audited financial statements are now available, showing a clean audit and a $3.4 million operating surplus.

The Northgate Aquatic Centre will close for several weeks starting June 20 so staff can upgrade the main pool and changing areas.

The City is starting its annual fire hydrant flushing program in the Ambrel Lake neighbourhood to clean water pipes and maintain system pressure.

City officials are closing the Emergency Operations Centre as flood waters along the Tamsin River drop below warning levels, and crews return to normal duties.

City council approved a plan on April 15, 2024, to add protected bike lanes and a road diet along Mercer Street, improving safety for cyclists and pedestrians.

The Wrenford Fire Rescue is recruiting holiday relief firefighters for the May to October season, offering you a hands-on way to explore a career in emergency services.

City crews start installing eight new transit shelters at busy downtown stops next week to improve rider comfort and access.

Wrenford Council approved funding to upgrade sorting equipment at the East Wrenford waste facility, increasing recycling capacity by forty percent.

Construction has begun on the new splash pad at Wildrye Park, with crews working to finish the project before the summer recreation season opens.

The City is adding extra Saturday hours at the Northgate Drop-off Depot this spring so residents can safely drop off household hazardous waste.