The Water Security Agency (WSA) will be accepting Flood Damage Reduction Program (FDRP) proposals in four streams from communities both urban (cities, towns and villages) and in rural municipalities (hamlets) as follows:
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• Hydrologic and/or hydraulic investigations to develop risk assessments;
• Flood mapping projects; 
• Mitigation planning, where municipalities develop emergency flood response plans or potential flood damage prevention construction designs; and
• Structural projects, where the municipality acts as the proponent for construction of permanent flood protection works.

The FDRP will cover eligible costs incurred up to March 31, 2023. A list of eligible costs can be found at (https://www.wsask.ca/water-programs/flood-damage-prevention/).

Once a municipality applies to the program, the proponent must have prior WSA approval and must secure any applicable regulatory requirements to undertake work. Eligible projects will be cost-shared on a 50/50 basis between WSA and the proponent.  Deadline for applications is September 15, 2022.
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​PINTER had the privilege of attending and presenting a technical talk at the BCEIA BEST conference in beautiful Whistler, BC last week. 
We were able to present a case study there featuring one of our national award winning anaerobic bioremediation projects in a program stacked with great technical talks from experts in the environmental industry.
Please reach out to PINTER with your trickiest environmental problems, we’d love to work with you on some creative and cost effective solutions!
 

​PINTER has been proud to work with the Town of Grenfell throughout the years. When we were told about their Playground Project 2022, we wanted to contribute. A $5,000 donation will go towards the playground's construction set to take place later this year.

On November 16th, 2021 ACEC-SK held their annual Awards of Distinction Gala where PINTER was the recipient of the 2021 Community Initiative Award. This is in recognition of PINTER's relief efforts for the Hatchet Lake and Fond Du Lac communities during the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to adverse weather events and the pandemic, these communities faced some issues in providing their residents with basic essentials. Two shipments were coordinated with community leaders filled with materials that they were in most need of including, diapers, formula, water, disinfectant and nonperishable food. 

We appreciate the efforts of our staff during this time and for acting in a swift manner to help these communities. PINTER is humbled to receive this recognition and are committed to helping the communities we serve. 

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The Targeted Sector Support (TSS) Initiative provides cost-shared grants, up to 75 per cent on eligible costs, to municipalities partnering to strengthen their core municipal responsibilities through projects focused on regional co-operation, capacity building and good governance. Applicants must be a municipal government and partner with at least one other community, such as other municipalities, regional committees, First Nations and parks.

Examples of past TSS-funded projects include training to enhance the governance skills of municipal officials, developing regional emergency plans, completing a joint parks and recreation plan, co-ordinating asset management, harmonizing official community plans and zoning bylaws, undertaking a municipal district feasibility study, and various other projects aimed at strengthening collaboration and co-operation among communities.

Previously approved grants include:

• $100,000 for assistance with the creation of a municipal district 
• $30,000 for a regional landfill feasibility study 
• $13,000 for governance training for municipal officials 

​For more information and application document please visit:
https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/municipal-administration/funding-finances-and-asset-management/funding/targeted-sector-support-initiative