Highlights from June 12, 2017 Council Meeting
Following a delegation by Mater Tasty Concessions owner Jackie Altomare requesting permission to establish a mobile food truck in Kindersley, Council approved the implementation of an On-Street Mobile Food Truck permit fee in the amount of $200 per calendar month, per vendor, which will allow for such operations to take place in designated location... [Read More]
Budget 2017 Approved: Spending Slowed, Mill Rate Lowered, and Focus on Building the New Aquatic Centre
Kindersley Town Council’s first budget of the term will result in a mill rate drop of more than 5 mills and spending on certain infrastructure and other programs put on hold as funding slows and Council focuses attention on the design-build of the new indoor aquatic centre.At its May 24 Regular Meeting, Council approved a new uniform mill rate of 9... [Read More]
Mosquito Control Efforts Expanded to include Malathion Application
The Town will amplify mosquito control efforts this week with the application of malathion in green spaces throughout Kindersley. The extra measures have been directed by Council to combat already high levels of mosquitos throughout the community and to ensure that parks and green spaces can be enjoyed throughout the spring and summer months.Malath... [Read More]
Updates: Spray Pad Open; Main Street Traffic Signals Project Upcoming
The Fat Cats Spray Pad is officially open for the summer season in Baker Park. Please ensure that children using the spray pad are adequately supervised at all times.The spray pad operates by push button control. Timers are set to enable use between the hours of 9 a.m. and 10 p.m.---Due to contractor availability, replacement of the Main Street tra... [Read More]
Addison Sod House to Receive Heritage Award
The family of the Addison Sod House, as well as the Friends of the Addison Sod House Committee (FASH), are pleased to announce that the Addison Sod House will be a recipient of the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Heritage Award.The Addison Sod Home is 106 years old. It is the only sod house still standing with a family member living in it from ... [Read More]
Motherwell Reservoir Gains New Fish
Motherwell Reservoir has been stocked with new fish thanks to an initiative of the Ministry and Environment, in partnership with the Kindersley Wildlife Federation and Town of Kindersley.Kindersley Conservation Officers Brett Diemert and Ted Glass provided a presentation to Grade 8 Elizabeth School students on June 6 to explain the value the new aq... [Read More]
KCIP Grant Supports Community Organizations
The annual Kindersley Community Initiatives Program (KCIP) grant will support the programs and activities of nineteen different community organizations in 2017-18.A total of $45,154 will be distributed this year in Kindersley through KCIP, which is made possible through Saskatchewan Lotteries funding and is intended to encourage involvement in recr... [Read More]
Budget 2017 Approved: Spending Slowed, Mill Rate Lowered, and Focus on Building the New Aquatic Centre
Kindersley Town Council’s first budget of the term will result in a mill rate drop of more than 5 mills and spending on certain infrastructure and other programs put on hold as funding slows and Council focuses attention on the design-build of the new indoor aquatic centre.At its May 24 Regular Meeting, Council approved a new uniform mill rate of 9... [Read More]