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Effective Aug 1, 2025, at 8:00 a.m., a Fire Ban has been declared for all areas north of the North Saskatchewan River within the City of Prince Albert.

No fire ban is currently in effect, but here's a reminder for residents to follow fire safety rules for fire pits and backyard burning.

A new tax incentive program is now available for developers building new commercial or multi-unit residential projects in Prince Albert. The program, approved by City Council on July 21, 2025, offers a declining scale tax abatement over four years and applies to new construction projects approved after that date.

Yard Waste will be picked up the same day as your recycling. Bags must not exceed 25kg (55 pounds).

Core Express is not in operation today. All other routes are operating as usual. 

Earlier today, the City of Prince Albert was pleased to welcome Secretary of State Buckley Belanger, who was joined by senior staff members, for a visit that included a tour of the Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre and meaningful discussions about future developments and partnerships in the community.

As construction season gets underway, the City of Prince Albert is reminding residents, contractors, tradespeople, and business operators that a valid business license and the appropriate building permits are required before commencing any work within city limits.

Free RV and trailer campsites for evacuees from areas impacted by wildfires in northern Saskatchewan.

With ongoing wildfires and the recent State of Emergency declared for Saskatchewan, the City would like to advise that, as of today, the City of Prince Albert has not been engaged to provide a facility for evacuees.

Property tax notices for 2025 were mailed out this week. Most property owners will notice an increase in taxation. Two key factors driving this year’s tax increases are Revaluation and the 2025 Budget.