The Town of Herbert has created a Snow Removal Bylaw concerning the removal of snow from private property. 

Whether you do your snow removal or hire it done, you cannot place snow on any sidewalk, street or public place. A public place is defined as - includes all or any part of a street as defined by the Municipalities Act, a park, a municipal reserve, an environmental reserve, a buffer strip, a drainage ditch or other property of the Town of Herbert. Below, is a list of areas designated for the disposal of accumulated snow.

Please see section 9 of the Bylaw that indicates that if the Bylaw is contravened the Town may require the property owner to remove the snow, failing which the Town will remedy the contravention and will add any unpaid expenses and costs incurred by the Town to the tax roll of the property owner.

Designated Areas for Snow Disposal:

1)    West side of the Sports Complex away from the building

2)    At the Town’s storage pits - North side of Connaught 

3)    West Lift Station (located west of Willoughby and Bison)

4)    Town’s aggregate storage area located North of Connaught and Brownlee

– West side of the road/outside the gate

5)    Storm Field between Klassen and Lobethal - South of Bison

6)    North end of Neidpath on empty lot in NE corner

7)    West of the Cube – West of the alley by the trees

8)    North of the Catholic Church on Shaw (500 block)

The Town has now gone live with an EMERGENCY Maintenance telephone number.
CALL 639-926-7100

This is only meant for reporting a serious issue; for example, your basement is filling up with water & you haven't the means to shut the water off; the shut-off cannot be located, or the valve has seized making it impossible to shut the water off. This would be considered an emergency for Town staff. Staff would turn the water off at the curb to stop water from running into the house until the situation is resolved.

It is not meant for anyone with sewer issues. You'll need to call a sewer service or a plumber.

The official closing for the season is November 1st - April 30th. 

Potter’s fields originated from biblical times, but are commonly known as areas where those who couldn't afford to buy a grave would be buried (sometimes called the “friendless poor”). 
Today, the Town has endeavoured to remind us, that even though there are many unmarked graves in our cemetery, we haven't forgotten them.

Shortly, Lee's Tree Care will be in Herbert to do regular maintenance on Town trees. but as part of their annual visit, they will also tend to residents' trees upon request.
If you have trees on your property that require maintenance or removal, just call us at the office & we'll add your name to the Tree List.
The arborist will call you to make possible arrangements &/or provide you with a quote for the service required.

**One kit contains 5 tests.  

Click on the highlighed link to view SAMA's informational pamphlet regarding: How Property Assessment Works in Saskatchewan. It clarifies SAMA's role in the assessment process.

Once the municipal assessment roll has been completed, homeowners are given the opportunity to appeal a property assessment. However, it's important to understand that the appeal process is about appealing an error in the assessed value of your property or classification of your property; homeowner's cannot appeal their tax levy.

For a better understanding, click on the following link: Assessment Appeals Guide in Saskatchewan for Citizens

All property must be assessed. If you have property within your municipality that does not have an assessed value, you will need to contact the Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency (SAMA).
SAMA Central Office 200-2201-11th Avenue Regina SK S4P 0J8 Tel: 306-924-8000 800-667-7262 (in Saskatchewan) Fax: 306-924-8070 Web site: www.sama.sk.ca

Click the following link to view: How Property Assessment Works in Saskatchewan

DID YOU KNOW...
Here is an example of what NOT to put in your recycle containers:
(Styrofoam, waxed cardboard and medical masks!)

We are finding more and more medical masks and gloves in our recycle loads.
Please check Triways website for allowable items; triwaysdisposal.com

The Town having to report streetlight outages is a thing of the past. SaskPower has now made it very easy for anyone to report a streetlight outage using their online reporting tool via www.saskpower.com. Simply select the Outages tab located at the top of the homepage > Power Outages > Report an Outage > online reporting tool > enter Herbert > click upon the appropriate street light icon, input any notable information, & follow remaining prompts to complete the submission process.