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Paving of 11th Avenue East Between Main Street & 2nd Avenue East is Finished!

We are pleased to announce that the paving of 11th Avenue East between Main Street and 2nd Street East has been successfully completed. However, please note that to ensure the pavement sets properly in this extremely hot weather, it is essential to keep traffic off the road until Monday, July 29th. Parking will also be restricted on this road until Friday, August 2nd at the earliest.

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Friendly Note From the West Central Crisis Centre

Friendly message from the West Central Crisis Centre to please be careful when coming around their corner at 105 Coleman Drive. They have some parking lot maintenance and levelling going on, so there is heavy equipment moving about. They are open for business, but with street parking only.

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Preventative Plumbing Subsidy

The Town of Kindersley is providing a one-time plumbing subsidy for eligible homeowners to disconnect storm infrastructure such as weeping tile systems, sump pits, eavestrough downspouts from our municipal sewer system. Excerpt from the July 22, 2024 Regular Meeting of Council: 7.4: Council resolved to provide residential homeowners located in Rosedale, Overlord Crescent, 13th Avenue RA District, and the 300 block of 2nd Avenue East, a one-time Preventative Plumbing Subsidy up to a maximum of $500.00 for certified work completed to remove stormwater connections from the Town's Sanitary Sewer System. Information Package Application Form [...]

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