A School break camp will be held in the City of Melville next month.
Funded by the City and a Saskatchewan Lotteries grant, the camp will be for those six to 12 years old and will run from February 18th to February 21st at the CN Community and Cornerstone Events Centre.
The camp will keep your kids active, engaged, and learning during their time off with fun activities, and a safe, welcoming environment with supervised crafts, games & sports as well as a supervised lunch break every day.
The cost is $40 per child and registration opened up Tuesday morning with only 30 spots available.
To register email: recreation@melville.ca or in person at the Administration office of the CN Community Centre.
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If you’re touring around the City of Melville later this year, you may notice a few more murals gracing the city.
The city’s Youth Council, in collaboration with local schools and the Melville Comprehensive School art and construction classes, will be creating several murals that tell the unique stories of Melville while celebrating its history, culture, and values.
This project is funded by a grant of just under $18,000 from the Painted Hand Community Development Corporation.
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From the 2025 budget, the City of Melville will adopt a new mass communication system.
The system will be utilized to enhancecommunity engagement by keeping residents informed about a wide range of city services, includingrecreational activities, public events, local meetings, and updates on city infrastructure such as roadclosures, snow removal
Residents will have the ability to choose which alerts they wish to receive as well as how they will receive these alerts like text, email, phone call, etc, ensuring residents are being communicated in a manner that is of their preference.
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Melville City Council approved several board and commission appointments at last nights (Mon) meeting.
Doug Achtymichuk and Mark Stoll were appointed to a one year term on the Police Commission board, Valdeen Mathies, Moira Stoll, and Susana Jacques be appointed to the MelvillePublic Library Board for a two year term, Scott Tether, Scott Albers, Garth Hack, Melissa Graff & Darren Jones be appointed to the Melville Regional Park Authority Board for a two year term and Bryan Sies appointed forthe term expiring December 31, 2025.
Lastly Valdeen Mathies and Sherjan Maybanting be appointed to the Recreation, Culture& Tourism Advisory Committee for the term expiring December 31, 2026.
If you’re interested in filling the remaining spots on the Recreation and Library boards please sign up online at www.melville.ca or stop by the Melville City Hall.
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