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11th Avenue Construction Kicks Off for 2025  The City of Regina, along with SaskPower and SaskTel, are supporting our growing community by upgrading roads, sidewalks, lighting and aging underground infrastructure on 11th Avenue between Albert Street and Broad Street. ...

Special Council Meeting scheduled for June 3 A special meeting of City Council will be held Tuesday, June 3 at 1 p.m. in accordance with the authority provided in The Cities Act. The meeting agenda will include agenda item: CM25-9 REAL – YQR Distillery Ltd. Lease Amendment and Assignment. ...

National Day for Truth & Reconciliation Holiday Schedule  Civic Offices: Closed. Landfill: Open 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Entry gates close at 5:15 p.m. Waste Collection (Garbage, Recycling, Food & Yard): Will be picked up as per usual schedule. ...

City of Regina

The Regina Municipal and School Board election is held every four years. ...

Extra-municipal servicing refers to the City of Regina water distribution, wastewater collection or septic tank wastewater discharge,

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Public Notice - 4500 E Victoria Avenue

to you for the future. Animate in a group of stick figures putting together a large puzzle. A crane hook is dropping the last piece into place. The best communities are built by working together. City scene fades back in. People, cars and bikes animate across. City scene disappears. City of Regina logo appears. Text reading “Budget planning supports community building” appears. Annual Report Highlights Financial Documents 2024 Budget Highlights Performance Measures Proposed 2024 Budget Report 2024 Budget Highlights 2023-2024 Budget Report 2023-2024 Budget Highlights

ty study, an assessment of the existing facility and financial analysis. Consultations and community engagement included: stakeholder consultations, best practice workshops and public surveys. Summer 2022 The feasibility study on a new indoor aquatics facility was presented to the Executive Committee. A Catalyst Committee was established to guide the project. Spring 2023 March 1 – The Catalyst Committee presented a proposal to Executive Committee. March 8 – City Council approved the proposal to apply for federal and provincial funding. Spring 2024 to Fall 2024 March 7 – The City of Regina, along with the provincial and federal governments, announced funding approval for the Indoor Aquatics Facility and geothermal heating plant through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program. October – Council approved initial funding for the project. Summer 2025 May 2025 – Public neighbourhood drop-in sessions were held to share information on the project. July 2025 – City Council approved updated budget of $313.6 million, including $28.5 million for the geothermal energy plant. Fall 2025 August 2025 – Public officials and local aquatics groups gathered for a sod-turning event to celebrate the beginning of this exciting new project. October/November 2025 – Site preparation begins behind the Sportplex building at Elphinstone Street, marking the start of construction. Project Timeline

Water Utility rates fund investment in the safe operations of our water and sewer system.

The Emerald Ash Borer is an invasive species beetle that attacksand kills Ash trees.

Every time you flush the toilet, take a shower or wash the dishes, you send wastewater down