The future of the Archie Miller Arena is the latest focus for the City of Lloydminster.
Residents in the city now have the opportunity to share ideas, hopes and opinions regarding the future of the Archie Miller through a community engagement campaign.
With the Cenovus Energy Hub closer and closer to opening its doors the city is putting together a plan that will guide the future development or enhancement of the Archie Miller facility and its use.
"As the City of Lloydminster considers the long-term future of the Archie Miller Arena, it is important our Council and Administration understand what the hopes and expectations are among our residents and user groups, " said Joël Turcotte, director of leisure services.
There are a pair of open houses coming up for people to give the city their feedback.
"The best way for people to communicate those opinions is to take just a few minutes of their day to complete the survey, or join us for conversation during one of our open-house events happening Jan. 15 and 16,” said Turcotte.
The two open houses will be taking place at the Servus Sports Centre. On Jan. 15 the city will take feedback from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. and the following day from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.
There is also an online survey that can be accessed to give your feedback at https://yourvoicelloyd.ca/archie-miller-arena-survey
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