Property Tax
ps to sign up for TIPPS. To sign up for eProperty, you will need an access code. If you do not know
your access code, please email AssessmentTaxation@regina.ca to
request one. Your access code will be mailed to you. For security reasons, access codes cannot be
emailed or provided over the phone. Print and complete the TIPPS Application Form, attach a "void"
cheque or bank verification form, and: Email to propertytaxpaymentplan@regina.ca Deliver in person at City Hall at the Service Regina desk on the main
floor of City Hall. Mail to City of Regina "TIPPS" PO Box 1790 Regina, SK S4P 3C8 Withdrawing from
TIPPS You can withdraw from TIPPS online through eProperty or by providing the TIPPS Cancellation
Form to the Property Revenue Services Branch up to three business days prior to the next scheduled
payment. Change your TIPPS Banking Information You can change the bank account used for your TIPPS
payment online through eProperty or by providing the TIPPS Banking Information Change Form, to the
City of Regina. Include a "void" cheque or banking information of the new account. Moving to a New
Home TIPPS participation is not transferable if you sell your home. Make sure you cancel your
previous property and enroll your new property on TIPPS. ...
Reconciliation
Do you have questions or would you like to get involved? Email IndigenousRelations@Regina.ca to connect with us! ...
Work Zone Safety: Slow Down and Stay Alert
on their license. Drivers can check the Highway Hotline for more information on highway work zones
Hotline.gov.sk.ca. In Regina residents can check Regina.ca/ConstructionMap.
Proclamation Request Requirements
View the requirements for requesting a proclamation.
Zoning Bylaw Handout-Assembly Recreation
Learn more about the changes to Assembly Recreation in the Zoning Bylaw 2019-19
Bulk Water Station Application Form
View the Bulk Water Station Application Form.
High-Efficiency Water Retrofit Program Property Owner Consent Form
Applicants who rent their residence must complete the High-Efficiency Water Retrofit Property Owner Consent Form and submit it with their application.
Ward 10 Construction Projects
View the construction projects happening in Ward 10 this season.
Public Skate Schedule
View the Public Skate Schedule.
New Growth Trends Highlight Demand for Diverse Housing Supply
five years, 59 chronically vacant lots were filled with 411 new housing units, including 12 new
developments in 2025, adding 50 housing units. Visit Regina.ca/Growth to read the full report.
Firepits
(excluding residential dwellings) Apply for an Open Air Permit: Complete the Open Air Fire Permit
Application Form Send the completed form to fast@regina.ca Once
approved, payments can be made by calling 306-777-7830 General inquiries can be made by calling
306-777-7837. Refer to the Regina Fire Bylaw for more information. Consequences A Fire Inspector or
an on-duty operational fire crew is on call 24 hours a day to respond to public complaints. The
Fire Inspector will investigate the complaint to determine whether the firepit complies with proper
regulations. If the Fire Inspector determines it is not being used properly, he or she can order
that the firepit immediately be made to conform to regulations. Or the Fire Inspector may order the
fire pit to be extinguished. The Fire Inspector may also issue a $300 fine. Complaints can be made
to Service Regina at 306-777-7000. Firepit Safety Video Fire Bylaw
Fire Station Tour Booking Form
e and we require 2 weeks advance notice. You may download the Learn Not to Burn Program, or if you
would prefer a PDF copy, please let us know. FAST@regina.ca Regina
Fire & Protective Services fire station tours have a primary focus on fire safety education and
the services firefighters provide in the community. Station tours last approximately 20 to 30
minutes and are located within the garage portion of the fire station. During a tour, firefighters
provide age-appropriate fire safety messages and tour guests around the fire truck to display
various rescue tools. Age Requirements It is strongly recommended, for safety reasons, that
children are at least 4 years of age before attending a tour of the fire station. The firefighters
remain ‘at the ready’ during the tour and may have to leave to respond to an emergent situation.
Given the size of the apparatus, the nature of the building and the purpose of the visit, this
activity is most appropriate for children 4 years and older. Maximum Attendees At this time, we can
accommodate a maximum of thirty (30) people for a station tour. Processing Times To request a
station tour, please complete the form below indicating three preferred date/time options and we
will do our best to accommodate your request. A minimum of two weeks is required for request
processing. If we are unable to accommodate your request, we will contact you as soon as possible.
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