Community Clean-Up Week Runs May 11–16

The City of Prince Albert is reminding residents that Community Clean-Up Week runs from May 11 to 16, 2026, providing an opportunity to clear out unwanted items and help keep neighbourhoods clean.

This is the time to clean up yards, garages, and properties by getting rid of old appliances, scrap materials, broken furniture, old wood, branches from spring pruning, and other unwanted items that have accumulated over the winter.

Community clean-up bins will be available at designated locations throughout the week, making it easier for residents to dispose of items and help tidy neighbourhoods.

Residents are also reminded that property maintenance is an ongoing responsibility of property owners. This includes mowing lawns, removing garbage and scrap materials, and ensuring properties are kept clean and safe.

Nuisance Properties

Under the City’s Nuisance Abatement Bylaw, property owners who cause or allow a nuisance to occur or remain on a property may be subject to fines and potential legal action. A property may be considered a nuisance if it is damaged, dilapidated, vulnerable to trespass, boarded up, overgrown with grass, untidy or unsightly, or contains junked vehicles. Nuisance Properties can be reported here.

Community clean-up events are planned at three locations. Residents are encouraged to bring items to any of the locations during the week to help clean up their neighbourhoods.

Clean-Up Bin Locations:

East: 6th Avenue East & 10th Street East
South: Kinsmen Park parking lot on 28th Street West (Closes 10 am Saturday, May 16)
West: PAGC Cultural Centre (Parkland Hall), 1511 9th Avenue West

Accepted Items:

• Household garbage
• Electronics
• Metal
• Appliances
• Grass and leaves
• Recyclables

Items Not Accepted:

• Tires
• Hazardous household waste

For more information, visit www.citypa.ca/clean-up

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Communications Office
306.953.4884