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Residents are reminded that they have until March 31^st to complete any elm pruning on their property, or to delay until early fall, as the provincial ban on pruning elm trees will be in effect between April 1^st and August 31^st. 

Residents in Prince Albert can apply to be added to the dust suppression program at a cost to the residents. The deadline to apply to be added to the dust suppression program is April 14, 2025.

The City of Prince Albert will be conducting a controlled burn of the clean wood pile at the Prince Albert Landfill today, February 25, 2025.

It is important to note that communication@xplorrecreation.com is not spam. Community Services officially communicated the email address to the public during the launch of the PerfectMind.com site.

The 2024 Point-in-Time (PiT) Count results have been released, highlighting a rise in homelessness in the city. 

A new overnight warm-up location, The Meeting Place, is open every night to provide a safe and welcoming space during the harsh winter months. 

In 2025, the City will host two free public events focused on Reconciliation and Anti-Racism, inviting residents to engage in meaningful discussions and learning opportunities.

The City of Prince Albert wants to remind residents that the 2025 Assessment Notices will be mailed out on January 27, 2025.  Look for an envelope in your mailbox with the City logo stamped "Important Assessment Notice."

Pursuant to Section 187 of The Cities Act, notice is hereby given that the assessment notices for the City of Prince Albert for the year 2025 are being mailed on January 27, 2025, by regular mail.

The City of Prince Albert’s Budget Committee concluded deliberations today following three days of review of the General Fund this week. Following deliberations, the total approved capital and operating budget is $83 million, representing an $8.08 million increase.