Search

Community & Social Impact Regina seeks to improve community-level outcomes related to the Community Safety & Well-being Plan Priority Issues and future community and social development strategic initiatives

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

growth of the city through to 2051. The study updated the 2013 forecasts that informed the Design Regina: The Official Community Plan. It serves as a key input to the Growth Plan Review, providing data, trends and insights that will help shape the City’s long-term vision for growth, development phasing and infrastructure planning. The City recently completed a Water & Wastewater Serviceability Study. The study provides recommendations and guidance to support long-term growth planning. The study focused on citywide infrastructure system solutions that will facilitate future growth in new neighbourhoods and create opportunities for development in established neighbourhoods. The study findings are a critical input to the Growth Plan Review, helping identify areas of the city with sufficient water and wastewater capacity to support growth. It also highlights areas where additional investment is required before development can proceed. Learn more by viewing the Serviceability Study video. Subscribe to Updates Complete the form below to subscribe and receive updates on this project by email. Official Community Plan City Planning Design Regina Neighbourhoods & Growth Growth Monitoring Report

Complete this application for a new initiative or annual activity major social development grant up to $30,000.

Complete this application for a new initiative or annual activity minor social development grant up to $10,000.

Complete the Change of Address Form.

City of Regina

City of Regina

View the bed and breakfast homestay regulations.

The City wants to hear from you! Check out Be Heard Regina, the City’s exciting new online community for public engagement.

City of Regina

Staying informed and up to date about what is going on in the city just got easier. Instead of searching for what's new, get it sent to you.

dor between 11th and 12th Avenue. Today’s release follows months of extensive public engagement, detailed technical analysis and a thorough review of best practices from other Canadian cities. Residents will see that community priorities identified during public engagement are central to the new pedestrian-friendly design. ...