Early public works development began during the Great Depression years and War years when such civic works were restricted, or done cheaply, due to inadequate funding. Up until the late 1970s, the city had old cast iron water lines, old concrete sewer lines, and gravel streets.
In 1978, we started to replace the water and sewer lines. By 1981, most of those old lines had been replaced with modern plastic lines. Then, in 1982 and 1983, we paved most of the city's streets.
Our department is staffed with eleven full-time workers and four seasonal workers. We maintain 50 kilometres each of water lines, sewer lines and streets. We also maintain the sidewalks, gravel roads and traffic signs, and are responsible for snow removal during the winter.
Contact Information
The Public Works shop and work yard are not open to the public. To contact Public Works, you can call 306-236-6240 or send us an email. We are open from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday.
Annual Project Reports:
The reports below contain information on the major projects undertaken by the Engineering Department each year. Many of these projects are done in conjunction with the Public Works Department, and impact the City's infrastructure.
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Fire Ban
Todays fire rating is Low
Current Fire Rating:Low
Fires may start easily and spread quickly but there will be minimal involvement of deeper fuel layers or larger fuels.
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❄️ Snow Route Parking Bans In Effect ❄️
The following Snow Route Parking bans have been declared for:
Bans Declared:
Bans Re-Declared: None
Bans Lifted: 8th Avenue West between 3rd Street W and Centre Street: Lifted 8:00AM, Monday, December 15, 2025
Not Currently In An Active Ban: Semchuk Drive Jackson Drive Coupland Crescent Dunfield Crescent Stack Crescent Morin Crescent Marion Crescent Charpentier Place Carter Place Ducluzeau Place Evans Place Esau Street Palenchuk Place Fournier Drive
Bans are in effect for 24 hours or until the snow has been completely cleared from the road which includes removal of windrows, whichever comes first. For more information contact City Hall or visit meadowlake.ca to subscribe to VoyentAlert to receive these alerts directly to your cell phone, email or landline.