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400 Coteau Ave
Weyburn, Saskatchewan Canada
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Bylaw Enforcement, regarding the Urban Forestry Bylaw, is restricted by resources and time. It is impossible to inspect all properties within the City of Weyburn for overgrown shrubbery and trees.
Should you have a concern about a property, please forward your complaint to WPS, so we can attend on a priority basis. A contact number and information are important in relaying the complaint and starting the process. Once this is received, the Bylaw Officer does an inspection of the property and determines whether a maintenance order should be issued.
If needed, the maintenance order is sent out by registered mail and the property owner is given a certain length of time to complete the required work. If the work is not completed, the City will go in and complete the work and the property owner is liable for costs incurred. The owner will also face court charged for non-compliance of the order.
If you have any questions about the City of Weyburn Bylaws, please visit weyburnpolice.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/URBAN-FORESTRY-BYLAW.pdf ... See MoreSee Less

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Weyburn Police Service
Media Release for August 5, 2018 – August 11, 2018

August 5
Weyburn Police Service, in conjunction with Estevan Police Service, executed a search warrant as part of a drug investigation in the City of Weyburn. An adult man has been charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance, Trafficking a Controlled Substance and Possessing the Proceeds of Crime of a Value Exceeding $5000.00.
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August 7
Police were called to a domestic disturbance in a residential area in the early morning hours. Members attended and the matter was mediated without incident.
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August 8
Police responded to a report of a stolen vehicle at a commercial dwelling unit in the early morning hours. Police located the vehicle on the side of the street a short distance away. Investigation determined that the vehicle had been dragged from its parking stall to its current location, causing extensive damage to the undercarriage. The matter remains under investigation.

Police responded to a report of theft of the tailgate from a high-end pickup truck. The matter remains under investigation.
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August 9
Police responded to a report of a lawn mower and other items stolen from a residence in the city. The matter remains under investigation.
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August 10
Police responded to a break and enter at a City of Weyburn well station. The matter is under investigation.

Police responded to RID (report impaired drivers) complaint at an establishment in the City. As a result of the information received, two separate vehicle stops were conducted by Police. The drivers of both vehicles were found to be impaired by alcohol and were charged for operating a motor vehicle while their blood alcohol level exceeded .08 milligrams percent.

Police were called a disturbance at a baseball game in the City. Patrons were reported to be drinking heavily and getting out of control. Police attended and the matter was resolved without incident.
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August 11
Police responded to a fight at an establishment in the City. Police attended and an altercation broke out between the responding members and one of the persons involved in the initial fight. An adult male was taken into custody for resisting arrest.

Scams of various description continue to plague the residents of the City. Weyburn Police Service would like to remind people to please use caution when conducting business or divulging personal information online or over the phone. Residents are encouraged to contact Police to report scams and are glad to offer advice to anyone who feels they may be an intended target.

If you or anyone you know has information about a crime, the Weyburn Police Service urges you to contact Crime Stoppers by phone 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or call Weyburn Police Service at 306-848-3250. ... See MoreSee Less

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