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Oct 8, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
The Rural Municipality of Glenside No. 377 seeks one new 2026 or 2027 motor grader equipped with the requested standard and optional equipment. The tender allows a possible trade-in of a 2014 JD 772GP or a 2022 Caterpillar 140-15 AWD. Delivery is required by April 1, 2027, to the municipal shop near Cando, Saskatchewan.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Glenside Rural Municipality No. 377
The council reviewed and approved the statement of financial activity and various accounts payable. Key project approvals included the installation of a fibre booster station and fibre line along Grid 784 with specific stipulations, and a road haul agreement with the Ministry of Highways. The council also authorized the advertisement of the List of Lands with Arrears, directed their representative to the Biggar Fire Association regarding potential mediation, and approved operational items including the purchase of a tractor guard, hiring for spot gravelling, administrator access for CRA offline services, and attendance at a professional workshop. An in-camera session was conducted to discuss legal correspondence and employee issues, resulting in a decision to extend a final settlement offer.
The council discussed and addressed various operational and financial matters. Key actions included the approval of financial statements and accounts, and the passing of bylaws regarding fire protection and emergency response agreements, as well as the closing of a municipal road. New business included the approval of a subdivision application, authorization of gravel distribution for a regional park, and the initiation of a job posting for a general maintenance worker. Additionally, the council approved a budget transfer for tractor procurement, authorized an IT upgrade for the general ledger program, scheduled administrator holidays, adjusted road classifications, and settled late accounts.
The Council reviewed and approved financial reports, including statements of financial activity and bank reconciliations, alongside the payment of various accounts. Key business included the authorization of road gravelling projects, the investigation of zoning requirements for fiber booster station installations, and the approval of weed control measures. Personnel matters were addressed through an in-camera session regarding a maintenance worker interview, the hiring of a new worker, and the approval of administrator training and leave. The Council also processed a municipal tax abatement request, issued a tender for the purchase of a new grader, established the dates and appointments for the upcoming municipal election, and updated the list of lands in tax arrears.
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