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TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS – 4th St. NE – Oct. 7

Due to asphalt repairs, traffic speeds will be reduced on 4th St., between Souris Ave. and Railway Ave. Please obey No Parking signs along this route.

Fire Prevention Week Oct. 5-11: Charge into Fire Safety

October 6, 2025 Fire Prevention Week runs Oct. 5–11, and this year’s theme is “Charge into Fire Safety™: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home”, focusing on how we buy, charge, and […]

City-wide Fall weed control operations underway

Pink flags will be in place around the perimeter of areas sprayed for 24 hours following application. Please keep children and pets away from these areas while flagging is in place, and for your safety do not approach City workers.

ROAD CLOSURE – Railway Ave. – Sept. 29 – Oct. 1

Valve replacement work is happening along Railway Ave. between 4th St. and 5th St. from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1. Access to area businesses remains open to local traffic.

City reminds families to remove unauthorized items from graves at Hillcrest Cemetery by Oct. 15

After Oct. 15, City maintenance staff will remove any remaining unauthorized articles. Items deemed to have monetary value by the Cemetery Administrator will be securely stored for a limited time for pickup.

ROAD CLOSURE – Saskatchewan Dr. – Sept. 26

Please use Queen St. to access Saskatchewan Dr. and the Weyburn Community Health Building.

ROAD CLOSURE – 3rd St. NE – Sept. 22

3rd St. NE will be closed from Coteau Ave. to the MNP Place parking lot on Monday from 11:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.

ROAD CLOSURE – South Service Rd. – Sept. 15

The road will be closed; no thru traffic allowed. Local businesses remain accessible via the east and west service road entrances.

UPDATE: ROAD CLOSURE – King St. reopening targeted for first week of October

On Monday, July 7, major road construction will begin on King St. and Hwy 35 N, that will require full road closures and no through traffic will be permitted. King St. is expected to reopen in early September.

Applications deadline Sept. 30 for 2025-26 Weyburn Youth Council

Open to Grade 10–12 students at Weyburn Comprehensive School, the program provides a hands-on opportunity to learn how municipal government works while representing the ideas and concerns of Weyburn’s youth.

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