“Located along an active CN main rail line, between Winnipeg and Saskatoon, the 726 residents (2021 Census) of Ituna are surrounded by farmland, and the town is largely reliant on agriculture. From Main Street, with many repurposed buildings; to the parks; public gardens; residential properties; community swimming pool, golf course; recreation facilities including ball fields, curling and hockey arenas; to the many churches and cemeteries; Ituna is a small community with all the amenities of a larger center.”

                    

PUBLIC NOTICES

For an accurate bill for water don’t forget to check your door to see if you have a water card. Water reads are due by noon March 31 to be reflected on your bill otherwise you receive an estimate based on your last few bills.

You can call the office and leave a message at the office with your name, phone number, address, date and your meter reading.

The Town has a drop slot for cards if you want to drop your card off over the weekend.

If you do not have a card either the team was able to read your meter, or you have an outside meter reader in which case you don’t need to do anything more or it may have blown away and you need to submit a read in one of the above ways

You can also submit your water reading using the form below. Pictures are optional but if you add one still submit the reading in the typed field. If you are having trouble submitting a photo your file size may be too big, reduce the size and submit again.


Time to read your water meter.

Form submission is now closed.

Water advisory has ended.



This is not a tax notice. This shows what value the municipality uses to calculate your taxes. Compare last year to the net taxable assessment (this year) to see if your values went up or down. Values for your property are set independent from the municipality to make it fair.Want to know more? Visit sama.sk.ca


Ituna & District Landfill Hours and Rates

ABSOLUTELY NO DUMPING OF:

Shingles, metals, animal carcasses, hazardous materials, contaminated soils or tires.

METALS AND APPLIANCES

Contact Northside Recycling 306-795-3599

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

North Valley Waste Regional Landfill  NW 1/4 21-21-13 W2W, Fort Qu’Appelle, SK, S0G 1S0

Saskabilities – Yorkton 180 Ball Road, Yorkton, SK, S0A 3N0

SHINGLES AND CONSTRUCTION OR DEMOLITION DEBRIS

Contact a waste management company https://www.wm.com

ANIMAL CARCASSES

Call the Conservation Officer for direction.

TIRES

Recycle where you purchase your tires.

GENERAL INFORMATION

As things begin to melt check your sump pump. Is your sump pump connected to your sewer? This is illegal and overwhelms the sewer system which could potentially lead to back ups for you and your neighbours. In particularly wet seasons the lift stations that pump sewer themselves, can reach maximum pumping capacity, get overwhelmed, and flood. Here is where back ups can affect larger areas or the whole Town. The capacity of the lift stations are built for sewer ONLY.

Be a part of the solution to avoid a disaster. If your sump pump runs into the sewer, contact a plumber or someone who can make recommendations to help you redirect the discharge to outside your home.

A properly installed sump pump, pumps out of your home and far enough away from your home that the water is not coming back to your foundation. Water from sump pumps is meant to go down the storm drains as it is earth water and does not require treatment.


Get registered for the Easter Egg Decorating! Limited spots.


OSS usually starts pickup in town by 7am so we recommend having your bin out the night before.


Snow removal Bylaw for clearing of Private Residence Bylaw-No.-01-2020-Snow-Removal-Bylaw (1)

Town Snow Removal Policy


New Services Available at SARCAN:

  • Flexible Plastics (plastic bags; stand-up and zipper lock pouches; crinkly wrappers and bags; plastic net bags; plastic protective packaging).
  • Foam Packaging (foam take-out containers; foam trays for meat, seafood, or vegetables; foam protective packaging for electronics or appliances).
  • Glass Bottles and Jars (bottles and jars for olive oil, pickles, jam, etc.)

In addition to current recycling services:

  • Batteries
  • Electronics
  • Paint

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