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You can help keep our neighbourhoods beautiful, and avoid fines, by following a regular maintenance program to keep your yard in great shape. ...

View the Administration of Servicing Agreements and Development Levy Agreements Policy.

work. Mid-Year Infrastructure Updates Investing in infrastructure helps create a vibrant community that thrives as a place to live, work and play. Key mid-season infrastructure updates include: 2.3 km of water mains have been replaced, in addition to 17.8 km of sewer and 2.5 km of water mains relined. 125 lead connections have been replaced so far this year. Crews have used almost 5,000 tons of asphalt for road repairs and pothole patching. 3.5 km of road and 6.5 km of sidewalk repairs (plus 45 new pedestrian ramps) have been completed under roadways projects. Several safety improvements have been initiated under the Vision Zero framework including five new school zone flashing LED signs, two traffic calming curb locations and the implementation of Regina’s first Community Safety Zone in the Cathedral neighbourhood. The City makes every effort to minimize impacts on residents through extensive planning and coordination. Residents are encouraged to plan ahead by visiting the Road Report at Regina.ca/roads and allow extra travel time, particularly as the school year begins. These road closures and restrictions will integrate directly into Waze, which populates closures onto Google Maps. Residents can visit Regina.ca/construction and our social media channels for the latest project updates. - 30 - Media contact: mediarelations@regina.ca 306-777-7486

View the plan to re-open City programs and services.

Complete the Change of Address Form.

The City wants to hear from you! Check out Be Heard Regina, the City’s exciting new online community for public engagement.

Dewdney Avenue Public Information Session

View the 2023 grant recipients for the Adapted Sport & Recreation grant.

Learn more about the changes to Limitations on Non-Industrial in the Zoning Bylaw 2019-19.

An integral component of the approved Yards Neighbourhood Plan, the Dewdney Avenue Corridor Revitalization Project is a two-year major construction project between Albert Street and Broad Street.

dor between 11th and 12th Avenue. Today’s release follows months of extensive public engagement, detailed technical analysis and a thorough review of best practices from other Canadian cities. Residents will see that community priorities identified during public engagement are central to the new pedestrian-friendly design. ...

View the 2010-2020 Recreation Facility Plan.

Apply for the Revitalization Incentive Program.