COVID19 Update: Garage and yard sales are not permitted until further notice. Garage and Yard sales are not considered critical public services and are not named as an allowable business under the Saskatchewan ReOpen plan.For the most recent updates from the City of Prince Albert, please visit www.citypa.ca/covid19
Garage and yard sales do not require a permit or license, but must meet the requirements in the Zoning Bylaw.
Who can have a sale?
The resident of a property in a residential zone where the sale is being held, or a non-profit or similar group in any institutional zone.
How many sales can I have in a year?
You can have three sales per year.
How long can I have my sale for?
You can have a sale for up to three consecutive days.
What if I would like to have a sale longer than three days?
You can have a sale for up to nine days by stacking the three allowed three-day sales together. For example, if you held a four day sale, it would count as one, three day sale, and one, one day sale.
Where can I put up signs?
- You cannot place signs on public property such as boulevards, curb side trees, street light standards, public signage, public mailboxes, or intersections.
- You can place signs on private property as long as the property owner has given you permission.
- You must take down the signs at the end of the sale.
What if I notice someone is having more sales than allowed?
Any concerns can be reported to Bylaw Enforcement at 306-953-4222 extension 1.
Please see our Garage and Yard Sales brochure for more information.
