There are more important things to think about than how you will pay your utility bill during this time, and the city is giving you more time to make that payment. If you don’t see your utility bill in the mail this month, you weren’t forgotten or missed. At a special meeting called to address…
Selkirk Mobility is doing its part to help citizens stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic including ensuring isolated people and seniors living without supports have access to things they need. Charlene Dunning, Manager of Transportation Services for the Selkirk Transit Authority, said with people heeding government guidelines to stay home and reduce the spread of…
As of Wednesday, April 8, the water is sitting at around 220.2m above sea level. The water is currently running over the Waterfront. The city has taken preventative measures well in advance of the water rising to reduce the impact of high-water levels:– Removing lights, posts and anything that could potentially be swept away by…
For the safety of our staff and our citizens, we are postponing our regular spring cleanup indefinitely. A reschedule date has not yet been decided on. Once more is clear about the situation regarding COVID-19, we will communicate with everyone on our social media channels and our website when a new date has been decided…
When the City of Selkirk began down the road of improved asset management practices five years ago the goals were many – better data, more informed decisions and an extended lifespan for the city’s capital assets, including roads, among them. The city has adopted the same road construction standards as the City of Winnipeg and…