Saskatchewan legislation recognizes municipalities as a level of government with considerable autonomy to govern local matters.
Municipal council members are elected to make decisions that they consider appropriate and in the best interests of the municipality.
Their decisions affect the services that people rely on every day, which can include:
- drinking water;
- sewer and waste;
- streets;
- garbage removal; and
- recycling.
About the Saskatchewan Municipal System
Information on the types and number of municipalities in Saskatchewan, the status of incorporated municipalities (i.e. village, town, city or RM) and municipal boundary changes.
Make a Freedom of Information Request
Information on making a access to information request from Saskatchewan government institutions and local authorities, such as a municipality, board of education, hospital or special care home.
Conflict of Interest
Information and resources for identifying, addressing and managing conflicts of interest.
Roads and Streets Construction and Maintenance
Learn about roads, streets, construction, leases and maintenance related to municipalities.
Taxes and Service Fees for Municipalities
Learn more about property assessments, tax tools, amendments to Acts and more.
Municipal Council Procedures
Information on municipal council procedures.
Municipal Elections
Information for candidates, voters, newly elected officials, as well as election forms.
Petitions
Learn all about petitions, referendums and audits.