The City's Quarterly Report

The City's Quarterly Report

2026 Second Quarter

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2026 Second Quarter Report

In the second quarter of 2026, we focused on delivering reliable services, building resilience, and getting Calgary ready for the future.

Through major projects and everyday improvements, we continued making progress on the issues that matter most to Calgarians. Highlights included:

  • strong progress on the Bearspaw South Feeder Main replacement,
  • fewer water outages,
  • improved fire response,
  • better downtown safety, and more.

From answering your 311 requests and maintaining roads to building strong community partnerships, City employees work every day to improve services for Calgarians, both today and tomorrow.

View our key performance measures using the interactive dashboard below. You can also view past City performance reports. Performance data is available on The City of Calgary Open Data Portal.

  

Key Performance Measures Dashboard

The dashboard provides details on key performance measures for our priority areas:

  • infrastructure,
  • public safety,
  • transit, and
  • housing.

These priority areas are what matters most to Calgarians as identified through the Fall and Spring Survey of Calgarians.

 

To view a larger version of the dashboard, open in a new browser tab.

How to use the Dashboard

The dashboard may take a few seconds to load. To get started, click on a priority area in the left column.

The dashboard cards show an overview for that area. Click on a card to view details such as:

  • what the measure means,
  • how it has changed over time, and
  • whether the change is positive.

To move between cards, click the “Next” arrow in the top right corner or choose another priority area from the left column.

Understanding the trend arrows

When we compare current results with a previous reporting period or a target, we use green and red arrows to show trends.

  • A green arrow means the result is moving in a positive direction.
  • A red arrow means the result is moving in a negative direction.

The direction of the arrow (up or down) depends on the measure. For example, if the number of park assets in poor or very poor condition decreases, it may be shown with a green down arrow because repairs and maintenance have improved asset conditions.

Open Data Portal

The performance measures data can also be viewed on The City of Calgary's Open Data Portal.

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