Adopt a Storm Drain
generally isn't too needy.” Shovel moving snow away from drain. Close up of a man wearing a yellow
vest. [Narrator] “To adopt a storm drain visit: regina.ca/stormdrain
to choose and name your storm drain, then watch for an email from the city with your welcome
package.” Website appears with a white map of Regina with blue markers of the storm drains. A box
appears on the right side and “Stormy” types in the name box. “This program helps to keep our
neighbourhoods vibrant places to live, work, and play.” Man wearing a yellow vest walks towards the
camera holding a rake and a paper bag. Mother and her sons walk away holding rakes, brooms and
carrying a garbage bin. *Upbeat music* Text appears across the screen with a link to regina.ca/stormdrain. The Regina logo appears in the middle of the screen By
adopting and caring for a storm drain, you: Protect public and private property from street
flooding. Protect water quality by keeping leaves and debris from flowing into Wascana Creek.
Provide a fun way to get your family involved in giving back to the community. How to Adopt a Storm
Drain 1. Choose your storm drain on the interactive map. Click the map edit icon on the top menu
bar. Provide name and email contact. Give your storm drain a “grate” name. 2. Check your email for
a welcome package. 3. Let the storm drain caring begin! Adopt a Storm Drain Find Online Adopting a
storm drain is easy and a great opportunity to give back to your community. View Full Screen How to
Care for Your Storm Drain Caring for your storm drain is simple! The best time to check on your
storm drain is before and after a heavy rainfall, before the snow melts and when trees lose their
leaves. Check to make sure your storm drain is clear of leaves, debris, and litter. If your storm
drain is blocked, use a rake, broom or shovel and dustpan to clear leaves and debris away from the
storm drain. Avoid pushing leaves and debris into the storm drain or onto the street. Once the
storm drain is cleaned, the water can flow freely into the storm drain and prevent pooling water or
flooding. ...
The Legacy of Treaty 4 - A Tribute to MMIWG2S+ Commemoration Project
or further refinement of the finished design. Application Submission Applications should be
submitted via e-mail to The City of Regina at mmattison@regina.ca.
Deadline for proposal submission: Friday, September 26 at 4 p.m. CST. Late or incomplete
submissions will not be accepted. For more information or questions related to the call please
contact Marah Mattison at mmattison@regina.ca. The site conceptual
design Design panel bios Public call for design PDF
Household Travel Survey
please e-mail: Crystal Phillips Coordinator, Transportation Master Plan, Integrated Engineering
Services, Sustainable Infrastructure travelsurvey@regina.ca Q: Who
will conduct the survey? A: Canada-based research firm R. A. Malatest & Associates Ltd. is
conducting the survey on behalf of the City of Regina. Q: Is the survey mandatory? A: Participation
in the survey is voluntary yet important! Only a limited number of households are invited to join
the study, so the few minutes you take to participate will have a big impact. By representing your
community, you will ensure that your survey accurately portrays travel patterns for residents of
your area. Q: Can I participate if I wasn’t selected? A: The City appreciates your enthusiasm for
wanting to be a part of this important initiative, however, only those randomly selected households
that received a letter in the mail, inviting them to participate are eligible. Q: What if I need
help completing the survey? A: Please email info@reginahts.ca or call 1-855-688-1137 for any help
completing the survey. Q: When will the results be made available? Will they be public? A: We
expect the results to be available in the summer of 2025. A summary of the results will be made
available to the public. Q: When does the survey close? A: The last invitations will be mailed out
at the beginning of November. The City expects the last survey responses to be collected around the
same time. Q: What questions are asked? A: The survey will collect information about your
household, members of the household and trips they made the previous weekday. Q. What will be done
with the data collected from this survey? A. The information gathered by the survey will help the
City better understand residents’ current travel patterns, transportation choices and trip
purposes. Your responses will be combined with other responses in your area and the results will be
used to help plan the future transportation system and services required for our City. Q: Who will
be surveyed? ...
Zoning Bylaw Handout-Parking
Learn more about the changes to Parking in the Zoning Bylaw 2019-19
Payment Options
r payment is received by the due date. If your payment arrives past the due date, you will be
subject to late payment penalties. To pay online, go to Regina.ca/eWater. Collections of Past Due Accounts Water & Waste bills are
due upon receipt. If the account is unpaid 30 days after the bill is issued, the account becomes
past due. A customer is notified of past due accounts via: Water & Waste Bills Delinquency
notices Disconnection notices Customers with past due balances are subject to collection activity.
Provincial legislation allows all municipalities to enforce payment. The City of Regina may take
the following actions to collect overdue Water & Waste accounts: Disconnection of service
Transferring balances to property taxes Placing the account with an external collection agency Open
or Close my Account Rates MyAccount
Route 18 AUG 2023
Upcoming route change for Route 18, starting August 2023
Route 18 MAY 2023
Preview the route changes for May 2023.
Hydrant Cart Application Form
Complete the Hydrant Cart Application Form to request a temporary water supply where water is otherwise not available.
