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Smoke Alarms Most people who die in a fire are in homes without a working smoke alarm. ...

Public Notice - 1720 12th Avenue

Public Notice - 2340 Windsor Park Road

View the Proposed Development happening at 2340 Windsor Park Road

2025 Construction Season Passes Midway Point The City is building stronger infrastructure to support a growing and more livable Regina. ...

for bus fare, cash is accepted on all buses.   How to Pay There are four ways to pay for your fare: Downloading the Umo Mobility app from the App Store or Google Play or Picking up a reloadable Umo card at any Transit Agent. Tapping your Interac® Debit card, Visa, Mastercard or American Express credit cards or Apple Pay or Google Pay on the validator inside the bus. Paying with cash. Umo App Search for the Umo Mobility app in your app store and download. Once downloaded, open the app and agree to the Terms of Use, then click Get Started. The app will request permission to access your location. Select one of the three options: Select Allow Once – to allow the Umo App to determine your location initially. ...

Public Notice - 4990 Padwick Road; 5080, 5050, 5010 Lewvan Drive

Public Notice - 5048 Sherwood Drive

Public Notice - 1840 Lorne Street; 2301 11th Avenue

Public Notice - 1840 Lorne Street; 2301 11th Avenue

Learn more about Dutch Elm Disease.

Drawings - 2977 Trombley Street

View the Standard Construction Specification for Temporary Water Supply.

Notice of Decision

sement regularly for signs of water and consider installing a water-sensing alarm. Remove items blocking water drainage pathway to the floor drain.Store hazardous materials in watertight containers or remove from basement. Raise electronics off the basement floor. Storm Drains When storm drains are frozen or filled with debris, storm water and melting snow cannot drain away from alleys, streets or greenspaces next to your property. Keep your sidewalk, gutter and the area around storm drains clear for rain, melting ice and snow to enter the drainage system and prevent flooding. Everything that enters the storm drains go directly into Wascana Creek untreated. Household products, like paint, oil, and fertilizers, that enter the drains can affect the health of our creeks, rivers and the land surrounding them, as well as the health of wildlife and fish that rely on them. 7 ways you can help protect Wascana Creek and the Qu’ Appelle River: Never pour anything down the storm drain Limit the use of fertilizers and pesticidesPoint downspouts toward lawns and gardens Use a rain barrel with your downspouts Sweep up debris from your garage and driveway instead of washing it away Wash your vehicle at a car wash Pick up after your pet Report a Blocked Storm Drain To report a blocked storm drain or an area with poor drainage to be inspected, provide the location by street address or nearest intersection through an online service request or 306-777-7000 weekdays between 8 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. Storm Drain Map View Map Online The City has more than 22,000 storm drains to keep clear. Adopt a Storm Drain Lot Drainage The Wastewater and Storm Water Bylaw was established to regulate the collection and disposal of wastewater and storm water. Wastewater and Storm Water Bylaw Learn more about preventing frozen water pipes in your home. Frozen Water Pipes Find the storm drain in your neighbourhood. Storm Drain Map