Albert Community Centre: Interested in renting room(s) at the Albert Community Centre for a wedding, meetings or other event? Email albertcommunitycentre@gmail.com and include details such as the rental date(s) & time(s), room you are interested in booking, and purpose of the rental. More information…
Government of Saskatchewan Youtube videos about Development Appeals (if you are struggling to understand the development appeal process in the City, these are a good source of information)
Establishing a Development Appeals Board — This webinar outlines the legislative framework for development appeals and how to establish a development appeals board in Saskatchewan.
Types of Development Appeals — This webinar lays out an applicant’s right of appeal, the different types of appeal, and the procedures for giving proper public notice in Saskatchewan.
Conducting an Appeal Hearing — This webinar provides information on conducting an appeal hearing including jurisdictional challenges and hearing procedures in Saskatchewan.
Decisions of the Board — This webinar details legislated considerations for making a decision on a development appeal in Saskatchewan.
Saskatoon Police Services reporting options: Reporting non-violent activity like suspicious persons in your neighbourhood can prevent serious crime. Reports can be made by calling 306-975-8300, attending to the front desk of the SPS HQ, or online for some reports. https://saskatoonpolice.ca/onlinereporting. In an emergency, please call 911.
Saskatoon Police Services online bicycle registration: Recording your bike’s serial number and other identifying information could make the difference in getting your lost or stolen bike back. https://www.saskatoonpolice.ca/obr/
Saskatoon Police Services security camera registry: The Security Camera Registry is a completely voluntary program where community members (individuals or businesses) can register their security camera(s) with the SPS. If you register your camera(s) with the Security Camera Registry, you may be contacted by the SPS to request footage you may have available, if a crime is being investigated in your area. It is up to you if you provide any footage to the SPS and you are under no obligation to do so. https://www.saskatoonpolice.ca/scr/
Sakatoon Police Services crime map: View reported crime incidents and traffic collisions in your neighbourhood or across the city. https://map.saskatoonpolice.ca/
Saskatoon Crisis Intervention / Police and Crisis Team (PACT): Call for assistance with crisis or emergency situations, 911 (emergency) or 306-933-6200. https://www.saskatooncrisis.ca/
Saweyihtotan Mobile Outreach: Saskatoon Tribal Council, call for assistance with mobile outreach services, 306-381-3143. https://sktc.sk.ca/saweyihtotan/
Fire Community Support Program (FCS): The goal of the FCS program is to connect and build relationships with residents and visitors, including those experiencing challenging situations such as homelessness, mental health issues, addictions, etc. The FCS team will routinely patrol and engage with individuals who frequent the business areas, Saskatoon Transit buses and bus terminals. The FCS team works 7 days a week and operates primarily between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 12:15 a.m. the following day. Call 306-382-6935. https://www.saskatoon.ca/services-residents/fire-emergency/fire-community-support
Sexual Assault Crisis Line: A Saskatoon-based, non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to taking a leadership role in responding to sexualized violence in our community. Main Office, 306-244-2294; 24-Hour Crisis Line, 306-244-2224. https://ssaic.ca/
Illegal encampments: The fire department is tasked with the responsibility for illegal encampments or people unhoused or in unsafe living conditions. Make note of location and any other pertinent information. Contact fireinspection@Saskatoon.ca or phone 306-975-2476.
Needle pickups: Saskatoon Fire Department, 306-975-3030 (non-emergency) OR Saskatchewan Health Authority, Street Health, 306-655-4620.
The Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act is intended to empower residents to take back their neighbourhoods by reporting problem residences or businesses that are habitually used for illegal activities. If you are suspicious of a property in your neighbourhood, do not investigate it yourself or approach the occupants. Saskatoon toll free number: 1-855-933-6411 or report online https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/justice-crime-and-the-law/your-rights-and-the-law/keeping-your-neighbourhood-safe
Wildlife Management: For concerns about wildlife in Saskatoon, please call Urban Biological Services at 306-975-3300. If there is an emergency after hours, please call the 24-hour Customer Service Center at 306-975-2476. For concerns about larger animals (e.g. moose, deer, bears), contact the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment at 306-933-6240. City of Saskatoon website: https://www.saskatoon.ca/services-residents/pet-licensing-animal-services/wildlife-management
Dutch Elm Disease: DED is a serious disease caused by a fungus that clogs the elm tree’s water and nutrient conducting system, which eventually causes the tree to die. To request a tree inspection or identify elm wood, please complete the online form linked below or call Urban Biological Services at 306-975-2890. More information and online form here: https://www.saskatoon.ca/services-residents/housing-property/city-owned-trees/tree-diseases-pests/dutch-elm-disease
Winter sidewalk snow removal: Residents, please clear your sidewalks within 48 hours after a snowfall, and toss the snow onto your property, not onto the street. Please report an uncleared sidewalk using the City online Reporting a Bylaw Concern form or leave a voicemail with Bylaw Compliance at 306-657-8766.
Property Maintenance: Saskatoon’s Property Maintenance & Nuisance Abatement Bylaw 8175 requires property owners in the City of Saskatoon to maintain houses, buildings, and yards to an acceptable standard. Property owners are responsible for ensuring yards are kept free and clean from garbage and debris, junked vehicles, and excessive growth of weeds and grass. More information and online form here: https://www.saskatoon.ca/property-maintenance-complaints
Electrical Outages: The City of Saskatoon Outage Map is an interactive tool that provides real-time information about planned and unplanned power outages in Saskatoon. It allows residents to view the status of outages, including affected areas and estimated restoration times. More information: https://www.saskatoon.ca/services-residents/power-water-sewer/saskatoon-light-power/outages-safety/outages
Report a Street Light Outage: Saskatoon Light & Power deals with customer service requests as quickly as possible and strives to complete a repair within 3 business days. Use the street light outage map to notify us of a street light outage.
Saskatoon Light & Power designs, installs and maintains the lighting systems in all parks and on pathways. Requests for additional lighting are to be directed to Parks at 306-975-3300.
Pothole & Utility Cut Repairs: If you see a pothole report it quickly and easily online with the Report a Pothole Map. Potholes and utility cuts that may cause injury or vehicle damage are considered an emergency.
If you see a pothole or utility cut that may cause injury or vehicle damage, please call our Customer Care Centre at 306-975-2476.
notifynow: notifynow is the City of Saskatoon’s public safety alert program used to notify the public in real-time of a public safety situation. When a notifynow public safety message is issued by the EMO, you would receive a voice message to your home, work, or cell phone, by email, or a text message – depending on the preferred method of communication you have indicated. More information: https://www.saskatoon.ca/services-residents/fire-emergency/emergency-management/notifynow
SaskAlert: SaskAlert is the Government of Saskatchewan’s emergency public alerting program. This program sends alerts about emergencies in real-time so you can keep yourself, your family and your property safe. More information: https://www.saskpublicsafety.ca/at-home/saskalert