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City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

Planting trees on City property is subject to the application process and by approval of the City.

Hauled Wastewater Site Annual Renewal Application Form.

cipality: a) is responsible for the maintenance of law and order within its boundaries; b) shall provide policing services to maintain a reasonable standard of law enforcement; and c) shall provide adequate and reasonable facilities required for the policing services mentioned in clause (b). The Board of Police Commissioners is responsible for approving the plans and budget of the RPS. City Council’s role is to approve the funding required by the budget established by the Board of Police Commissioners. Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Corporation The Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant provides safe, high quality drinking water to its customers. Located at Buffalo Pound Lake, the Plant provides water to approximately 260,000 customers primarily in Regina and Moose Jaw. Secondary water users include SaskWater, Buffalo Pound Provincial Park and users of the farm water stand located at the Plant. The Plant operates as a not-for-profit corporation legally known as the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Corporation. The Cities of Moose Jaw and Regina jointly own the Plant (City of Regina: 74%; City of Moose Jaw: 26%) and a Board of Directors governs the Corporation on behalf of the two Cities. The current Board of Directors is comprised of six members who were appointed by the Cities of Regina and Moose Jaw. The Plant has developed a long-term sustainable asset management plan to ensure high quality water treatment into the future. Based on that plan, the Board has established the rate at which it sells treated water to its customers. In addition to the purchase of water, the Cities are responsible for providing the infrastructure to get the water from the Plant to their residents as well as collecting and treating wastewater. Budget & Finance Official Community Plan Boards, Committees & Commissions City Council

City of Regina

If you wish to paint a crosswalk or install other art on a public roadway or sidewalk, you must apply for a Temporary Street Use Permit for a Street/Crosswalk Painting Project.