Public Works Department

The Village of Mannville Public Works Department is responsible for a wide variety of Village issues most of which are listed below:

Water and sewer
Landfill
Garbage
Roadways and alleys
Snow plowing and removal
Recreation Centre
Parks and recreation
Summer student employment
Cemetery

Contact Information

Tel: (780) 763-3882 Public Works Shop
Tel: (780) 763-3500 Village Office
Fax: (780) 763-3643
Email Public Works Department

Hours of Operation

Monday to Friday
7:30 AM to 12:00 PM
12:30 PM to 4:00 PM

Water and Sewer

Mannville’s water is sourced from four high quality ground water wells.
Chlorine is injected at each well.
We have a 250,000 gallon reservoir

Mannville sewer is gravity flow to the lagoon located north-east of the Village.

Mannville Landfill Information

The landfill site is located at SW-16-50-9-W4
From Mannville go 3 miles west to RR 93, 2 miles South to TWP 502 then ½ mile West.

Annual Landfill Hours

Monday and Wednesday from 10 AM to 1 PM
Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM

Garbage

Garbage collection is contracted to Quick Pick from Lloydminster. Pick up day for everybody is Wednesday.

Scrap metal, tires, white goods and large items, bagged grass, trees and garden waste is picked up by public works as required.

Used oil, filters, oil jugs and batteries can be recycled at UFA in Mannville

Newspaper recycling is located in the bins just south of the Mannville Post Office.

Recycling

Used oil filters, oil jugs and batteries can be recycled at UFA in Mannville.

Newspaper recycling is located in the bins south of the Mannville Post Office. Computers and electronics can now be recycled at the Village office.

Watch for upcoming information on the recycling of milk cartons and jugs. Please read about our entire Recycling Station

Roadways and Alleys

Public Works is responsible for maintaining the asphalt roads by crack-filling and the gravel roads and other graveled areas by grading as required.

Snow plowing and Snow Removal

Snow plowing is done whenever required. Main street is done first and the snow is hauled away. Second priority is the Avenues and third priority is the residential areas. Sanding is done whenever required.

Recreation Centre

The recreation Center consists of a hall, hockey arena, curling rink, fitness center and conference room. The public works department makes and maintains the artificial ice in the hockey rink and curling rink. They also maintain the hall and conference room for weddings, meetings and other functions.

The hockey rink is an official size arena with an 85 foot by 200 foot ice surface. It is the home of NHL greats Mike Rathje and Kyle Calder.
The curling rink has three sheets of artificial ice and a modernized viewing and lounge area.
The newly modernized conference room can hold up to 40 people for meeting activities and has provisions to serve a lunch.
The modernized hall is air conditioned and has a seating capacity for 450 people and a wonderful hardwood dance floor for weddings and other functions.