Resources for Regina

Regina, Saskatchewan: library cards and borrowing. Find local rules, practical steps, useful answers and official service links.

Regina, Saskatchewan: garbage, recycling and collection. Find local rules, practical steps, useful answers and official service links.

Regina, Saskatchewan: parks and recreation services. Find local rules, practical steps, useful answers and official service links.

Find Regina, Saskatchewan parks and open spaces, with individual descriptions, recorded facilities, photos where verified and Google Maps.

Compare Regina Transit cash fares, Umo stored value, passes and child travel rules. Payment method changes both your fare and your transfer rights.

Regina Paratransit provides registered riders with shared door-to-door trips when disability restricts fixed-route bus use. Apply first, then book trips up to seven days ahead.

Downtown Regina paid street parking runs weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Check the signed zone and time limit before paying through PayByPhone or displaying a prepaid voucher.

Regina parking permits cover different needs. Residential and visitor permits extend signed time limits in eligible areas; the City accessible paid-parking permit is separate from a SaskAbilities placard.

Pay a Regina parking ticket within 14 days to use the reduced amount shown on it. If you think it was issued in error, check the City review rules before taking action.

Contact Regina at least three days before starting or ending water and waste billing. Opening an account costs $25; closing it has no fee.

Regina offers bank payments, direct debit, eligible budget billing and City Hall payments for water and waste bills. Bills are due on receipt and become past due after 30 days.

Regina property taxes were due June 30, 2026. Compare full payment with TIPPS monthly withdrawals, allow time for payments to arrive, and update the account when you move.

Regina cats and dogs need annual licences. The fee depends on sterilization, age or show-animal eligibility, and current licence information helps identify a lost pet.

Care for private trees using Regina’s planting, watering and pruning guidance. City-owned trees need City approval and must not be pruned, removed or damaged by residents.

Regina plows roads by category and snowfall amount. A snow-route declaration creates a 24-hour parking ban on the designated route; residential plowing uses a higher snowfall threshold.

Regina property owners must clear all bordering City sidewalks within 48 hours after a snow event, or within 24 hours in the Schedule B downtown area. Snow Angels help is organized by participating community associations.

Regina’s 2026 fall sweep is planned for October 15 to 28, weather permitting, in selected mature-tree neighbourhoods. Check your address and move your car when signs or notices require it.

Watch or attend Regina’s public Council meetings, or register as a delegation to speak about an agenda item. Council presentations require a written brief and have a five-minute limit.

Regina’s free Inclusion Support Service helps people plan and take part in City recreation. It does not waive program fees or guarantee a place, companion or personal-care assistance.