Rural Municipality of Biggar Saskatchewan.

There is a power pole inspection and maintenance company Central Pole, that does maintenance contract work on behalf on Saskpower. They will be in the RM starting May 19, and staying until July 25. During this time, they will be inspecting power poles identified through Saskpowers wood pole maintenance program. They will be driving white trucks identifiable by their name and company phone number, as well as side-by-sides with the same identifiers. their employees will be wearing all hi-vis clothing and making every reasonable attempt to contact landowners to obtain permission to gain access to these power poles. Landowners that we are not able to contact, will be left with a door knocker with information about what we do regarding the wood pole maintenance program. 

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Location: Town of Biggar Landfill Site

Landfill Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm in the Winter Season (October 1st to April 15th) and Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm in the Summer Season (April 16th to September 30th).

THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE AND ANYONE IS WELCOME.

Maximum that can be taken of used oil is 500L per person per day.

Maximum that can be taken of Antifreeze is 100L per person per day.

Bring the product in the same container and nothing that is contaminated. There are no drop offs.

NOTE: SARRC (Saskatchewan Association for Resource Recovery Corp.) This company will do an on farm pick up. This would be between the farmer and SARRC the carrier, for a fee) Contact for SARRC is 1-877-645-7275

RM of Biggar is a member of APAS. There are many benefits to being a member. 

 For more details on member benefits, APAS weekly updates, and a link to the APAS website, please click the links below. 

https://apas.ca

APAS weekly Update - subscription form (office.com)

Home | APAS (benefithub.com)

The Rural Municipality of Biggar accepts the following forms of payments.

• In Person Payments
• Online Banking Payments
• Mail In Payments

In Person Payments - either by cash, cheque, or debit

Online Banking Payments - The RM accepts online payments for accounts receivable and property taxes. To make an online payment log into your online banking and select add payee and complete a search typing in Rural for the Royal Bank and Biggar for the Credit Union. See this link for the guide. If you need assistance, please call the office at 306-948-2422. 

Mail In Payments - Cheque

When paying taxes be sure to enter the amount due for the month you are making the payment this information is on your tax notice. Different discounts apply to the months of September, October and November. If you have questions or not sure the amount please call or email the office. 

306-948-2422 or rm347csr@sasktel.net

This site helps crop producers, beekeepers, and pesticide applicators to work together in protecting specialty crops and apiaries using mapping programs.

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DriftWatch - Home

A free 24/7 toll-free phone line (1-800-667-4442) designated to respond to the needs of Saskatchewan farmers and rural families.

Please be advised that the municipal wells located on the NE 10-35-17 W3 and SW 04-35-13 W3 have monitoring units installed. 

To access water, prepayment for water and a fob must be picked up at the municipal office.

The rates are as follows:

• Ratepayers - $3.25/1000 gallons
• Non-Ratepayers - $5.25/1000 gallons

The Municipal Office is located at 201-2nd Ave. West

Office hours 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday

Friendly reminder that the garbage truck at the RM Shop is only for HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE.

Ratepayers may pick up a voucher at the office for recycling. There is no charge for this service.

If you have any questions please contact the office at 306-948-2422. Thank you for your co-operation.

Visit the Planning and Development Page for more information or call 948-2422

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Funding to support farmers and ranchers, including the Farm and Ranch Water Infrastructure Program (FRWIP), Resilient Agricultural Landscapes Program (RALP) and Animal Health and Bio-security Program.

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