The Rural Municipality of Ste. Anne is seeking a Municipal Emergency Coordinator under contract to provide emergency management services. The Coordinator will maintain our current Emergency Plan and recruit and train volunteers among other duties.
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January 2023 Newsletter
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The RM of Ste. Anne would like to Congratulate the following Candidates who were elected by acclamation for the 2022 Municipal elections:
Ward 1 - Normandeau, Sarah
Ward 3 - Wery, Brent
Ward 4 - Ingles, Bradley
Ward 5 - Sarrasin, Robert
Ward 6 - Eros, Randy
LUD of Richer Committee Members
The RM of Ste. Anne is proud to partner with these 6 other Municipalities, spearheaded by the RM of Tache, to study possible impacts from silica sand mining operations with the intent to determine possible mitigation measures that can then be enacted by municipal regulations and by-laws in order to ensure an appropriate, safe and sustainable use of our lands. Click Here to see the full News Release on Municipal Silica Sand Advisory Committee latest update December 20th 2022.
CWD is an incurable fatal disease that affects members of the deer (cervid) family, which includes white-tailed deer, mule deer, elk, moose and caribou. While there is currently no direct evidence CWD can spread to humans, meat from an infected animal is not recommended for consumption.
Manitoba has announced that detection of chronic wasting disease has expanded its surveillance zone. The province is asking all hunters in these areas to play a key role in preventing the spread of CWD by submitting samples from their harvest for testing. Working collaboratively with local landowners, Indigenous communities, key stakeholders and hunters on a CWD response effort is a priority and will continue to be important to support the long-term sustainability of deer family populations in Manitoba. For more information on CWD please visit the Government of Manitoba website.
NEWS RELEASE
AMM OFFERS FULL RANGE OF RESOURCES TO SUPPORT UPCOMING MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
June 1, 2022 - To assist registered and perspective candidates in the upcoming municipal elections, the Association of Manitoba Municipalities (AMM) has formally launched a new comprehensive Municipal Elections Resource Hub on the AMM website. The hub features several resources and informational materials relevant to candidates, election officials and municipal administrators.
In addition, the Resource Hub includes a series of testimonial videos from current and former elected municipal officials that highlight key considerations along with tips and advice for candidates. Individuals participating in the testimonial videos include: ·Honourable Eileen Clarke, Minister of Municipal Relations ·Mayor Brian Bowman, City of Winnipeg ·Mayor Rick Chrest, City of Brandon ·Mayor Al Friesen, Town of Altona ·Councillor Karen MacKinnon, City of Flin Flon ·Councillor Melanie Parent, RM of Piney ·Shirley Kalyniuk, Former AMM Vice-President and Mayor of Town of Rossburn ·Jeff McConnell, Former Mayor of Town of Virden ·Glen McKenize, Former Mayor of Town of Swan River ·Chris Goertzen, Former AMM President and Mayor of City of Steinbach ·Nettie Neudorf, Former MMA President and CAO of RM of Portage la Prairie ·Executive Director Denys Volkov, AMM
“We are hopeful that these newly created resources will help raise awareness of the roles and responsibilities of municipal governments and empower more Manitobans to run for municipal politics. As municipal leaders play a vital role in shaping community priorities, I encourage all candidates to refer to the AMM’s Municipal Elections Resource Hub to better understand the roles and responsibilities of local Council,” stated Kam Blight, AMM President.
To further support the elections and inform Manitobans, candidate information and voting results will be available on the AMM’s dedicated municipal elections website at www.MBvotes.ca. This interactive website will include several enhanced data reporting features while information will be bilingual, thanks to French translation provided by the Association of Manitoba Bilingual Municipalities (AMBM).
For elections held on October 26, 2022, candidate registration for Heads of Council officially opened on May 1, 2022, and registration for Councillors will commence on June 30, 2022. Three municipalities – Town of Winnipeg Beach, Village of Dunnottar, RM of Victoria Beach – will hold elections on July 22, 2022.
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In order to ensure the Zoning By-Law reflects the needs of the community, Residents and businesses are asked to complete a brief survey.
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Did you know you can set your property tax payments to be automatically withdrawn from your bank account? For Pre-Authorized Debits please click here for the form. Completed forms can be dropped off during regular business hours, emailed to reception@rmofsteanne.com or mailed to:
RM of Ste. Anne
395 Traverse Road
Box 6 Grp 50 RR1
Ste. Anne, Mb R5H 1R1
2022 Financial Plan Hearing has been set to resume on April 27, 2022 at 6:00PM in the RM of Ste. Anne Council Chambers. Please click here for more details
Electronic copy of the 2022 Draft Financial Plan
The RM of Ste Anne provides regular snow removal and ice maintenance on all "all-weather" roadways. In the event of a major snowfall, roads will be cleared as soon as possible, or once the snow has stopped accumulating. If there are high winds and blowing snow, equipment will be sent out as soon as the winds die down enough so that visibility is safe enough for snow clearing operations.
Staff will work to remove snow from municipal roadways to make roads
accessible and safe. Our staff will monitor roads and sanding trucks will
be sent out for ice control throughout the winter. Winter sand will be applied
to all intersections and portions of roadways where required.
To ensure your roadway is maintained efficiently, please adhere to the following requirements:
If we receive a large amount of snowfall and it is causing our roadways to be unsafe, the municipality will ridge snow on agricultural land to prevent this accumulation on the roadway. Snow ridging is performed to create safer driving conditions for the public and notice will be given to land owners affected.
How can you help during snow clearing efforts?
For more information on grants policies and application please click here.
This is Friendly Reminder that pushing snow across public roads is not allowed in the RM of Ste. Anne as it creates hazards to motorists and municipal equipment.
Any property identified as having pushed snow from private lands onto the Municipal Road Allowance, could result in Municipal By-Law Enforcement Officers to issue a One-time written warning with subsequent fines being issued including costs of grader repair if necessary.
Commencing on June 15, 2022 you will be able to make your building and development permit application online.
The RM of Ste. Anne is pleased to offer residents, builders, farmers and the business community Cloudpermit - an online system to apply for and track your building and development permits.
The Cloudpermit system allows you to apply for and to see the status of your application anywhere, at any time. You can start an application and finish it later, and receive email updates on the status of your permit application.
To get started, click the link below.
Are you aware of the rules & regulations for owning a dog in the RM of Ste Anne, click here for more information.
Below is the Family 72 Hour Emergency Preparedness Guide:
Annual Public Notice
Additions to the Voter List and/or Personal Security Protection Requests.
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Residents of Ste. Anne Municipality have access to:
- A $35 rebate for learn to swim lessons per level per child (up to age 14) per year.
- A free membership to the Ste. Anne Library OR a $60 annual rebate for a Jake Epp Library Membership.
Do you have a street light that is out, Flickering etc.. click here to be taken to the Manitoba Hydro website to prepare your report.
If you see animal abuse or neglect, please report it to Manitoba’s Animal Care Line.
If you witness an animal that is:
• lacking adequate food or water
• being exposed to extreme cold or heat
• wounded or ill and not receiving suitable medical attention
• confined in a space that is too small for the size of the animal
• kept in unsanitary conditions
• confined in an area without adequate ventilation or lighting
• seriously injured, suffering or in extreme anxiety or distress
• abandoned
Contact the Manitoba government’s Animal Care Line at:
• 204-945-8000 or toll free in Manitoba at 1-888-945-8001
• animalcare@gov.mb.ca
In Winnipeg, you can also report concerns to the Winnipeg Humane Society
Animal Cruelty Line at 204-982-2028
Your confidentiality is protected.
All reports of animal abuse or neglect are confidential. The Freedom of Information
and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) protects your personal information. If you are a witness, you
may be requested to testify in court.
If you see animal abuse or neglect, report it immediately!
manitoba.ca/agriculture
The RM of Ste. Anne is proud to participate in the Cleanfarms.ca Pesticide and Fertilizer Container Recycling Program. Farmers can drop off the containers in the fenced compound for this purpose at the Municipal Shop Yard (35042 PR 210). For more information please click here.