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- The past few years have been hard on Winnipeggers. We’ve seen a global pandemic, record-breaking snowfalls, flooding and rain events, and record numbers of wildfires in Canada. More weather events are expected in coming years as climate change continues to impact our environment. But you can act now to get yourself and your family prepared. That way, if the worst happens, you’ll know what to do.
- The City of Winnipeg’s insect control program involves larviciding to treat standing water to stop larvae from emerging into mosquitoes, trap counting, and, if required, fogging.
- We’re working on trialing a new solution to those pesky potholes.
- The City of Winnipeg Emergency Services work closely with the Downtown Community Safety Partnership to help ensure timely and appropriate resources are sent to help the downtown community.
- The warmer weather means it is spring cleaning season. If going through the garage, basement, or closets is on your to do list, we have a few options to help you get rid of the things you don’t want anymore.
- On April 8, 2024, the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service will pilot the use of emergency vehicle pre-emption (EVP). The pilot project will last up to 12 months and will provide the WFPS and the City’s Signals branch the opportunity to evaluate the system and its benefits.
- WFPS Communications Operators talk about what residents should know about who is on the other line when calling 9-1-1.
- Lord Roberts Community Traffic Study took a unique approach of fully integrating community feedback into municipal decision-making.
- The City of Winnipeg's annual spring cleanup operation typically takes between five and six weeks.
- Monthly episodes of Our City, Our Podcast give Winnipeggers a look inside Animal Services, Transit, 311, and more.