In late 2019 City Council accepted the Community Facilities Assessment Report as information. Through this assessment 17 City-owned facilities, including the Bioclean Aquatic Centre and Centennial Civic Centre, were analysed based on age, condition and capital cost for rehabilitation/renovation and anticipated remaining life.

With understanding the remaining life for the Civic Centre, and the high demand for pool time at the Bioclean Aquatic Centre, the City of Lloydminster initiated the Community Recreation Feasibility Plan (CRFP).

What will this plan do?

The approved CRFP will provide direction for the short and long term development of enhanced aquatic and arena services in Lloydminster. Ideally, this plan will result in the draft concepts both a new community area and a new or enhanced community pool.

How can you get involved?

Due to COVID-19, we are unable to discuss the CRFP in person, however we are launching a survey where you can gain a better understanding how why are are doing this project, what steps it will be carried out through and share your voice on the potential location and structure of the facility and the amenities within it!

Have a questions? No problem, email us at yourvoice@lloydminster.ca.

Hearing your feedback is extremely important to us, after all, you will be the one using it one day!


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