Civic Address Registry

The RM of Edenwold is working with the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency to assign civic addresses to all properties in the RM. These addresses are registered on the Civic Address Registry (CAR) system and are available to 911-First Responders during emergencies.

UPDATE: The first batch of signs started going up in the fall of 2023! 98 signs will be installed in the rural areas of Divisions 1 & 2 as we head into the spring of 2024.

The RM started working on this project in 2020 and has systematically moved across the municipality, ensuring all properties have a civic address. Depending on the road and location, your address may be a Township or Range Road address (for example: 12345 Range Road 2182) or a Common Road address (for example: 12 Green Street). By providing the 911 operator with your address, they will be able to dispatch first responders to quickly and efficiently locate your property and respond to your emergency.

Once all civic addresses have been assigned using the CAR system, the municipality will implement an addressing signage program. This program will give you a recognizable and standardized sign that first responders and other drivers can use while travelling on the road. The RM intends to move across the municipality township-by-township, and will start with properties in Township 16 Range 17 and Township 16 Range 18 in 2023.

To support the roll-out of the signage program, the RM adopted a Bylaw 2022-52 Civic Addressing Bylaw. To review the bylaw, please click here. This bylaw outlines all requirements for the civic addressing registry and address signage.

If you are curious about your civic address, please call 306-771-2522.

How to get involved :

• Post questions in our Q&A section
• Contact the RM to learn about your unique civic address
• Stay tuned for more information about the addressing signage program in 2023/24