The original plan was to hold an open house, where citizens could talk with city staff on what they hope to see in a new multi-purpose facility. With COVID-19 throwing a wrench in these plans, the city is instead conducting both an online survey and a fillable survey in the May 6th edition of the…
With water levels subsiding, the ice mostly melted on the river and ice jams cleared up north of Selkirk, we’ve determined there is no threat of water breaching the temporary dike in Selkirk Park and we are reopening the park for public use. We ask everyone to please stay away from the river banks, and…
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…
The world’s a big place and when you get accepted into a group that’s limited to 150 globally conscious citizens under the age of 35, well, you might have to pinch yourself to make sure it’s really happening. Megan Jakilazek, Asset Management/GIS Technician for the City of Selkirk, found herself in that pinch position in…