The ice build up at McIvor Lane in St. Andrews has moved further north and while still restricting water flow, is not currently posing any risk to the City of Selkirk. River levels have been declining in Selkirk for the past 48 hours. The river no longer exceeds its banks in Selkirk, and the Province…
In observance of the Easter holiday, there are a few changes to City operations of which citizens may want to take note. Office Hours City of Selkirk offices will be closed on March 25th (Good Friday), and March 28, 2016 (Easter Monday) Recycling and Garbage Pickup There will be no waste collection on…
An ice jam has occurred north of Selkirk at McIvor Lane in St. Andrews causing surface ice to build up from that point southward towards Sugar Island, however river levels have been declining in Selkirk for the past 12 hours. The river still exceeds its banks and Selkirk docks remain underwater. The City has implemented…
In the Selkirk area, the water levels on the Red River are rising, likely due to ice blockage just south of Selkirk Bridge. The Province of Manitoba has temporarily closed Selkirk Bridge due to flooding of highway 204 from Ferry Road to the banks of the Red River in St. Clements. The river has exceed its…
Please be aware that Selkirk Park is currently closed due to snowmelt flooding. Due to rising river levels, the park’s drainage system has been closed, blocking the run-off of snowmelt from within the park. This has lead to localized flooding inside of Selkirk Park.The higher river levels have also caused limited flooding of the…