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Two city workers in neon vests hard at work repairing a pothole on a neighborhood street
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Pothole Palooza 2026 Kicks Off

Pothole Palooza 2026 in Westminster runs April 27–30, focusing on repairing reported potholes. Residents can submit reports via Access Westminster by 2 p.m. on April 30. Participants enter a raffle for a personalized street sign. Last year, the community reported over 100 potholes, resulting in 2,201 repairs.
A close up of a lawn sprinkler irrigating green grass
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Westminster Drought Watch Begins April 15

The City of Westminster will implement a Drought Watch starting April 15 due to below-average water supply. While mandatory restrictions aren't yet in place, residents are encouraged to conserve water voluntarily. Suggested measures include limiting lawn watering and checking irrigation systems. Ongoing conservation efforts are crucial as the city faces dry conditions.
Aerostat Park
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The Fun Forecast

Westminster’s parks are always evolving, and this season brings a fresh wave of improvements designed to make our outdoor spaces more welcoming and accessible for all.
E-bike
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E-Bike Safety on Westminster Trails

With 120 miles of scenic trails, Westminster is a hub of outdoor recreation. As more residents and trail users turn to electric bikes for commuting, fitness, and fun, understanding the rules that keep everyone safe has never been more important.
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Downtown Westminster Springs Forward

In 2009, the City of Westminster began transforming Westminster Mall into Downtown Westminster. Following community input and a development plan, new establishments like Alamo Drafthouse emerged. Upcoming projects, including the Red Lotus Den food hall and Aerostat Park, aim to enhance the area’s recreational and entertainment offerings, with further developments expected by 2026.
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Meet Your New Westminster City Council

Westminster City Council volunteers their nights and weekends to serve Westminster while balancing their own professional and personal lives. Hear directly from our elected leaders about why serving the City is important to them, and their vision for our city’s future.