Did you know that there is additional public parking now available in the downtown business sector? It is located at 49th Street and 51 Avenue (to the North of the Lion's Park) Entry is from the back alley and exit is on to 51 Avenue and signage is in place to identify this. ...
Our Take It or Leave It area of the Transfer Station is well used and with that being said, we would like to remind everyone of items that and can't be left there.To view the full policy with further description, please follow the link: PW 1706-01: Take It or Leave It Policy...
Share your thoughts on the draft St. Paul North Intermunicipal Area Structure Plan by attending the Community Open House on Wednesday, May 24th between 5pm & 7pm at the Multi-Purpose Room. Can't make the Community Open House? Simply visit the project website and complete the online survey (reminder that this survey begins May 24th): St. Paul North ASP Website…
Have Your Say - Regional Multipurpose Leisure Centre Feasibility Study Residents are invited to provide input for a feasibility study that will provide guidance to the project partners for the potential development of a regional multipurpose leisure centre. Link to website for Regional Multipurpose Leisure Centre Feasibility Study https://emc.mysocialpinpoint.ca/regional.../home-page…
Sign up for E-Billing! E-Billing is the process of receiving your bill through email instead of traditional mail. This change accomplishes multiple goals of the Council and Administration in that it is environmentally friendly and cost effective. This will be optional and you can still choose to have your bills mailed out. However, to promote this we are running…
All cyclists are required by law under the Vehicle Equipment Regulations to have the following equipment when cycling: A safety helmet for those under 18; this includes passengers. Parents or guardians must not permit the person to ride or operate a bicycle without a safety helmet. A person shall not ride a bicycle at nighttime unless the bicycle has the following:…
St. Paul Municipal Enforcement wishes to remind residents of the responsibility to ensure their sidewalks are maintained and kept clear of snow and ice as per the Town of St. Paul Bylaw. We understand with the current freeze/thaw cycle being experienced that this is in fact a difficult task to accomplish. To remove the snow and ice down to the concrete…
