Table of Contents. Municipal Administration

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1 Table of Contents Area Map Community Map Municipal Administration...1 Government...1 Population...1 Municipal Services...1 Law Enforcement...1 Fire Protection...1 Ambulance...1 Water...1 Tv Cable System...2 Electricity...2 Gas...2 Postal Facilities...2 Telephone and Internet Access...2 Housing...2 Residential Land...2 Commercial Property...2 Education...2 Play School...2 Elementary and High School...2 Universities and Technical Schools...2 Medical Services...3 Health Care Facility...3 Senior Citizens Housing...3 Home Care Services...3 Medical Clinics...3 Financial Services...3 Chartered Bank...3 Insurance Companies...3 Transportation...3 Utility Rates...4 Parks and Recreation...4 Churches...4 Hotel and Restaurant...4 Tourism...4 Municipal Administration

2 Form of Government Mayor - Fred Grigg Alderman - Ted Abrey, Kevin Joa, Sheldon Parker, Ron Klenk, Susan Parish, Brent Ingram Town Administrator - Sheila Newlove Council Appointments Boards Recreation - Brent Ingram Rink - Sheldon Parker Library - Susan Parish Cable - Ted Abrey, Ron Klenk Long Lake Health Foundation - Fred Grigg Central Area Transportation Committee - Ron Klenk Community Center - Kevin Joa Economic Development Committee - Fred Grigg Committees Finance - Sheldon Parker, Susan Parish Board of Works - Ron Klenk, Kevin Joa Protection of Persons and Property - Brent Ingram, Ted Abrey Main Street - Sheldon Parker, Kevin Joa Website Management - Ron Klenk, Susan Parish Planning Employees and Equipment - Brent Ingram, Kevin Joa Population The total population of the Town of Imperial is 321 Municipal Services Law Enforcement The Town of Imperial has a contract with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to provide police services to the town, from the Detachment at Watrous. The RCMP can be reached at or in an emergency at 911 Fire Protection The volunteer Fire Department consists of 12 members, and there are two pumper trucks of which one serves the surrounding rural area. The Fire Department can be contacted in an emergency by calling 911 Ambulance Imperial and area are serviced by a volunteer staff of 12 members, of which 4 are EMT s and 3 are Primary Care Paramedics, there are two new ambulances The Ambulance can be contacted in an emergency by calling 911 Water The Town water supply is from a well, which is then put through a Reverse Osmosis water treatment plant which opened in 2002 TV Cable System Page 1

3 The town of Imperial owns and operates its own TV cable system, currently consisting of 44 channels Electricity Electricity is supplied by Sask Power. For information phone Gas Gas is supplied by Sask Energy. For information phone Postal Facilities Postal service is post office boxes supplied by Canada Post through a post office on main street Telephone and Internet Telephone and high speed internet service is provided by Sask Tel. For information phone There is also very good cell phone coverage, with a cell tower located just south of Imperial Housing The Town of Imperial has one privately owned apartment building consisting of four apartments At various times private homes may be listed for sale on The Real Estate page of this web site Residential Land The town has lots for sale, the prices are $1.00 per front foot for unserviced lots and $2.00 a front foot for serviced lots Commercial Property The Town has some property suitable for commercial development Education Play School Imperial play school is for children ages 3 and 4. The program operates with one paid Certified teacher and one volunteer parent in the morning for the 3 year olds and one volunteer parent in the afternoon for the 4 year olds Current enrolment is 5 three year old children and 8 four year old children For further information contact Jade Van Damme at Elementary and High School Imperial School is in the Horizon School Division and is a Kindergarten to Grade 12 school, with 9 teachers and 5 support staff There are 49 K - 6 students and 51 grade 7-12 students Imperial School is a modern well equipped school that offers many extracurricular activities such as music, yearbook, dessert theater, and many sports activities Universities and Technical Schools Carlton Trail Regional College, Watrous 35 km University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon 171 km University of Regina, Regina 132 km SIAST Wascana Institute, Regina 132 km SIAST Kelsy Institute, Saskatoon 171 km SIAST Palliser Institute, Moose Jaw 124 km SIAST Woodland Institute, Prince Albert 240 km St. Peter s College, Muenster 125 km Medical Services Page 2

4 Long Lake Valley Integrated Facility Opened in long term care beds 3 Respite, pallative, or convalesance beds Outpatient department Lab and x-ray services Physiotherapist For more information contact the Hospital Manager at Senior Citizens Housing There are 6 low cost senior housing units Home Care Services The Regina Qu Appelle Health Region offers Home Care Services in Imperial to provide home support to assist residents of Imperial to maintain independent living. Meals on Wheels are available Monday to Friday Medical Clinics The Imperial Medical clinic is operated out of the Long Lake Valley Integrated Facility, the doctor is available Monday to Friday Bourassa and Associates Rehabilitation Center Chartered Bank Royal Bank of Canada Insurance Companies Tri-Central Insurance Long Lake Insurance Financial Services Transportation Bus service is supplied by Saskatchewan Transportation Company (stc) with connections to Regina and Saskatoon Freight service is supplied by Jays Transport out of Regina twice a week Courier service is available from DHL, Purolator and STC Express Airstrip- grass runway unserviced UTILITY RATES Page 3

5 Quarterly water rates 0-10,000 gallons $75.00/quarter 10,001-35,000 gallons $1.00/1,000 gallons or part thereof 35, $6.00/1,000 gallons or part thereof Quarterly sewer rates All users $25.00 Connect fee $10.00 Disconnect fee $10.00 Water meter deposit $ Quarterly Garbage collection rate $20.00 Parks and Recreation There is a RV park with 30 amp electrical service, and water hookups There is a RV sewer dump located in Imperial There is a 9 hole sand green golf course 2.5 km s south of Imperial Tennis Courts 3 ball diamonds located near the rink Skating and curling rink with artificial ice Imperial Community Center with a large main hall and a smaller multi-purpose room, and a large fully equipped kitchen with walk in cooler. There is a bar and a complete sound system in the main hall, a deck off of the multi-purpose room, and a large heavy barbeque that can also be rented. Seating capacity is 300 people, rates are, main hall $60.00/hr or $300.00/day. Multi purpose room, $35.00/hr or $175.00/day, Kitchen $25.00/hr. The Imperial library is a branch of the Palliser Regional Library System The library is a CAP site with two computers and free internet access St. Pius X Roman Catholic Church St. Andrews United Church St George s Anglican Church Bethel Pentecostal Church Churches Hotel and Restaurant Imperial Hotel Bev and Harvey Mclane located on the corner of Royal St and Railway Avenue Imperial Family Restaurant located on Royal Street Tourism Located close to Imperial is Etters Beach which is on Last Mountain Lake which is a good lake for fishing and swimming The area is also a well known location for fall bird hunting, The Canadian Wildlife Service is located at the north end of Last Mountain Lake and is the oldest bird sanctuary in North America Page 4