News Releases
Water treatment plant temporarily shutdown
The Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant was shutdown at 9:45 last night due to a power failure caused by the storm. The plant could not treat or pump water until SaskPower restored the electrical supply at approximately 9:30 this morning. During the temporary shutdown, the City of Regina used our wells and reservoirs to supply water for the city.
News Release: Sjoberg to lead revitalization project
City Manager Glen Davies has appointed Brent Sjoberg to head the business unit that will lead the redevelopment of 53 acres of land in Regina's inner city.
City of Regina shares contingent plan if Canada Post strikes
With a potential Canada Post strike set for Thursday, June 2 at 11:59 p.m., the City of Regina has developed a plan to help direct the public on how to make payments for water bills, parking tickets and property taxes. If there is a Canada Post strike, the City of Regina encourages you to use any of these alternative payment options:
City Square plaza - on track for completion this July
The City has increased its efforts to ensure citizens can enjoy the new City Square plaza space on 12th Avenue later this summer.
Regina kicks off process to create a new official community plan: Design Regina
For the first time in decades, Regina citizens will have the opportunity to learn about and contribute to the city's highest-level plan.
City Celebrates National Public Works Week
Mayor Pat Fiacco has proclaimed the week of May 15-21 National Public Works Week in Regina. To celebrate, the public is invited to attend the city's annual Public Works Open House.
Crime Prevention Week Kick-off
Today's kick-off event for Crime Prevention Week 2011 showcased the City of Regina's Graffiti Management Program and introduced a pilot project to reduce graffiti in Regina's downtown. Mayor Pat Fiacco, Police Chief Troy Hagen and John Hopkins, Chief Executive Officer, Regina & District Chamber of Commerce addressed attendees, many of whom represented the local business community.
Investigation reveals cause of Broad Street fire
Regina Fire and Protective Services, the Coroners Office, the Regina Police Service, and the Office of the Fire Commissioner conducted and concluded their investigations of the fire this morning at a house on Broad Street.
Investigation determines cause of garage fire in south Regina
Regina Fire and Protective Services concluded an investigation into a garage fire in south Regina. Crews responded to the fire at approximately 8:30 p.m. Thursday evening, on arrival fire crews found a fire within a detached garage on Taggart Place. The fire was quickly controlled and extinguished. No other buildings were damaged.
Regina residents urged to fill out census forms
Regina's population has grown rapidly since the last census. Now that it's time for Canada's 2011 census, it's important for Regina residents to support our community by filling out their surveys.
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