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Promoting your business or event? Start with a sign permit

“Getting in touch early helps you avoid surprises,” said Shara-Lee Malcom, Planning Coordinator for the City of Weyburn. “In most cases, a quick email or conversation is enough for us to confirm what permits apply and what you’ll need to submit.”

Take care of the spaces we share: Wey-Clean Week returns May 25-29

To support cleanup efforts, the City of Weyburn will also offer curbside pickup of bagged yard waste only from June 1 to 5.

Pedestrian ramp construction underway at multiple intersections across Weyburn

During construction, residents can expect temporary pedestrian restrictions in affected areas, particularly at intersections where multiple corners are under construction at the same time.

2026 Victoria Day Civic Hours of Operations

Civic offices, including City Hall and Public Works, are closed Monday, May 18 for Victoria Day.

UPDATE: Public Works Open House cancelled as crews focus on storm response

The open house gives residents an up-close look at the people, equipment, and services that help keep Weyburn operating safely and efficiently.

UPDATE: Payment Processing Issue Resolved for Swimming Lesson Registration

Residents are encouraged to set up their account ahead of registration day to make the process smoother when lessons open.

Severe Weather Warning for Weyburn area May 14

The City is actively monitoring conditions and responding as needed. Extreme winds may impact City services, including utilities, facility operations and other public services.

ROAD CLOSURE – 2nd St. – May 11-19

400 Block of 2nd Street from 1st Ave NE to Prairie Avenue will be closed; access will be limited to local traffic only.

NO PARKING – Water St. – May 8

Vehicles must be removed from Water St. by Friday morning. Signage will be posted in the area until work is complete.

Emergency Preparedness Week May 3-9 reminds Weyburn residents to be ready

Although emergencies are unpredictable, preparing for emergencies doesn’t have to be complicated. The City of Weyburn encourages the community to take time this week to “Be Prepared. Know Your Risks.”

May 30