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Page updated as of June 15, 2022
Face masks on transit and in transit spaces are no longer required in Edmonton. The City’s Temporary Transit Facilities Face Mask Bylaw, which aligned with the mandatory mask requirements put in place by the Government of Alberta, lifted when the Chief Medical Officer for health rescinded their Public Health Orders.
Visit edmonton.ca/masks for more information.
On June 13, 2022, the Government of Alberta announced that provincial public health orders have been lifted as of June 14. Visit alberta.ca/covid-19 for more information.
The City of Edmonton is committed to the safety of our employees and all Edmontonians. A robust safety system is in place to prevent, track, report and monitor active COVID-19 cases among City staff.
The information in the chart below is aggregated to respect the privacy of our employees. The blue data points indicate the City’s approximate active COVID-19 cases*, and the orange data points indicate the approximate percentage of active cases in the City workforce. Information will be updated each Wednesday at 2pm.
Please hover your mouse over the data points to see approximate number values.
*Active cases are those that are within five days from the onset of symptoms if fully vaccinated or 10 days if not fully vaccinated.
Please monitor for symptoms of COVID-19. If you are experiencing symptoms, we ask that you not enter a facility, return home and follow current Government of Alberta guidelines.
The option remains for visitors to reserve a time to visit the Edmonton Valley Zoo or the Muttart Conservatory. Time slots for these facilities can be reserved at Move Learn Play. Timed entry remains optional for the John Janzen Nature Centre.
There are steps you can take as we work together to ensure our facilities are safe spaces for everyone wishing to return to the activities they enjoy:
To ensure the safety of City employees and Edmontonians, we are taking a very thoughtful and deliberate approach to providing in-person service at the Edmonton Service Centre. We will continue to offer services through a variety of convenient channels such as online, by mail, email, phone and by appointment only for in-person payments.
For more information, visit our Edmonton Service Centre page.
If needed, please contact the Legal Services Branch to arrange a time and manner for personal service of legal documents.
Contact legalserviceinquiries@edmonton.ca or 780-496-7200.
Pursuant to Alberta Rules of Court, Rule 11.21, this email address is not a valid address for service and emails sent to this address with legal documents attached will not be considered service on the City of Edmonton. You will receive a reply from one of the lawyers regarding service arrangements. Please give yourself enough time before service is required to make appropriate arrangements.
Updated daily - information about the City's recovery from the impacts of COVID-19