Landon Mohl Ward 10 City Councillor

Just as you can sign up for text alerts for your recycle and garbage days, now you can get text, phone or email reminders for your upcoming street sweeping dates and times.. Just enter your address in the link below https://www.regina.ca//seasonal-maintenan/street-sweeping/#

Funds Available! Saskatchewan Lotteries through the City of Regina is offering a secondary intake of grant applications to get funds in the hands of eligible non-profit organizations that offer sport, culture and recreation opportunities for the citizens of Regina. Apply for up to $15,000 in funding today!

Cole said there are significant benefits for the city as some 2,500 jobs would be created through the construction phases of the plant and 150 permanents jobs once the it is up and running It will be made using our own canola. https://leaderpost.com//proposed-regina-biodiesel-plant-co

It’s Transit Operator and Worker Appreciation Day and we want to say "thank you" to the people who keep us moving. Meet some of our frontline staff who have worked tirelessly this past year. Don't forget to thank your bus driver today and share your experience on Regina Transit's page using #thankstransit

So thankful that everyone got out safely!

New investments in driver safety and accessibility for our transit fleet. https://leaderpost.com//reginas-executive-committee-sends-

The City of Regina budget supports more than 60 lines of business that residents use every day to live, move, grow and connect in our community. View the 2021 Budget Highlights to learn more about how we're finding efficiencies and delivering the services you rely on. Regina.ca/budget

Regina Fire reminds residents to keep off all bodies of water. The warm weather is creating dangerous conditions. In an emergency, call 911. #safetyfirst #icesafety

We are battling for our YQR air traffic control tower. Losing our service in Regina would be economically and socially devastating for our community and for the others who are under review. A huge thank you to the mayors of Whitehorse, Prince George, the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (Fort McMurray), Windsor, and Sault Ste. Marie for joining us in the fight for our air traffic control towers. #YQR

Public service announcement- On average, Regina Fire & Protective Services (RFPS) responds to approximately 150 carbon monoxide (CO) calls, annually. Of those 150 incidents, approximately 50 are caused by faulty CO detectors, and the remainder of the calls indicate a presence of CO within the structure. Fire fighters verify the presence of CO by using specialized testing equipment. When CO is confirmed, SaskEnergy is notified to respond and assist with the incident, as well.... CO is a colourless, odourless, tasteless and toxic gas that can cause flu-like symptoms such as headaches, nausea, dizziness, burning eyes, confusion, drowsiness and even loss of consciousness. In severe cases, CO poisoning causes brain damage and death. Carbon monoxide is a by-product of incomplete fuel combustion such as natural gas, propane, heating oil, kerosene, coal, charcoal, gasoline or wood. Some of the following items are potential sources for CO entering a building unnoticed: Automobiles left running in attached garages Gas furnaces, water heaters, fireplaces, dryers or grills operated inside the building Improper, dirty or plugged chimneys and vents Keep a close eye on the hazards and have multiple Carbon Monoxide detectors that plug in AND have battery back up through out your home. Test on a regular basis just as you would your smoke detectors!

A cold weather alert has been issued for Regina over the weekend. If you see someone in need of help, please call the Mobile Crisis Regina Helpline at 306-757-0...127. Find them online at mobilecrisis.ca. They can help anytime - 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week. If someone is unsafe, hurt or in danger, please call 911 for Regina Police Services.

Have your say on the future of public transit in Regina! The City of Regina is working on a plan for the future of our public transit system. The Regina Transit Master Plan will identify actions guide short and long-term decision-making for Regina Transit and Paratransit to implement over the next 25 years. We want to make sure transit is convenient, sustainable, and accessible for residents across the city. From how you use transit to what we can improve, we’re looking for i...nput on all aspects of transit. Help shape the Regina Transit Master Plan by sharing your experiences and views. There are many ways to participate - review the material on this page, ask questions, share your ideas, and take our survey! You can complete one of these actions or all of them! Sign up for newsletters and watch for future opportunities to provide feedback. Take our survey by Tuesday, February 23. Feel free to continue adding ideas and questions right through until November. https://beheard.regina.ca/regina-transit-master-plan

What an honour it was tonight to watch our first female Mayor and all my fellow Councillors be sworn in tonight. I’m glad I got to share this moment with my mom and my wife. It doesn’t quite feel real. I can’t wait to get to work for Ward 10 and work with these other amazing people for our great City.

Tonight! 2021-2024 Regina City Council Swearing-in Ceremony: November 23, 2020 7PM... https://www.myaccess.ca//live-streaming/reginacouncilcovid/

3 hours left to vote! Why should you care about Municipal elections? Examples of local government policies and programs that affect our everyday lives and are formed and decided on at the municipal level...... *graphic credit to University of Waterloo

The new Council gets sworn in on Monday night, November 23rd at 7pm. You can check it out as it streams live at: ow.ly/7Fo650CqAcU https://www.facebook.com//a.1770218772/10157675410717286/

It's Regina City ELECTION DAY!!! . Brave the weather and vote for your: Mayor City Councillor... School Board Trustee Get your specific location here... https://vote.electionsregina.ca

Well, it has been a whirlwind since Election Day. It was pretty much straight into the thick of it. Orientation and so much to learn. I’m excited and looking forward to working with all the Council members and Mayor to build a better Regina. What a great group of people to work with. I’m thankful for the experienced councillors. They have been so welcoming and very willing to answer every question I ask. I can now be reached at my new city email address:... [email protected]. See more

Happy Election Day, Regina! Polls are open from 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Take a few minutes to cast your vote and shape your city. Please plan ahead and drive safe during this wintery morning! Visit Regina.ca/elections to find your polling station. Don’t forget your I.D. and your mask!

Remembrance Day- lest we forget

A little snow isn’t going to stop us from getting all of these boxes of voter reminder cards out there! Shovelling at 11pm last night, and 4am and then again with my son at 7am. . I’m running on adrenaline today as I’m sure many others are. *** EDIT*** Got confirmation on Saturday that there was NO Covid exposure at my workplace! Reminder:... Public Transit for voting today is free and the Regina City street crew has promised to keep the roads to the polls today cleared for easy driving! Drive safe!

Watch the election results live here...