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Information and additional resources listed here can assist in managing your municipal assets, help with community planning, as well as understand municipal sustainability, public safety and utility/waterworks/waste management in your community.
Municipal infrastructure doesn't exist for the sake of having infrastructure; it exists to provide services to the community. We need to ensure our infrastructure is providing the services our communities depend on.
Using asset management practices and principles we are finding ways to better understand how municipal assets work, what they cost to operate and what levels of service they provide. We want to ensure residents are getting the best bang for their buck when it comes to local infrastructure and the services it provides.
Watch to learn about municipal asset management in Saskatchewan.
The Saskatchewan Municipal Asset Management Getting Started Guide was developed in Saskatchewan for Saskatchewan municipalities. Delegates at both the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities and Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association 2017 annual conventions used the guide as an education tool during the asset management workshops. Using this guide will provide you with fundamental information about asset management and how it can be used to help support municipal operations.
As asset management programs have been implemented around the world, several resources and reference articles have been published, ranging from simple, brief overviews, to complex, thorough documents. Listed below are some of the additional resources available with brief descriptions.
Other Provinces' Initiatives
Communities of Practice
International Organizations
Resource Listings
The following organizations maintain reference listings of asset management tools and resources.
Asset Management Resources in Canadian Municipalities
Training and Support
Several organizations offer a range of learning activities and events that provide an introduction to asset management and are intended for municipal staff and elected officials:
Municipal associations may also provide support and advice.
Below are external resources related to Community Development and Growth.
MySAMA
An interactive map for property assessment information in any municipality where assessment services are provided by SAMA.
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