RM of Clayton No. 333

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Maintenance Worker Employment Opportunity

The RM of Clayton No. 333 is seeking a reliable and motivated individual to join our team.

Duties include:

• Operating equipment (backhoe, grader, tandem)

• Mowing and roadside maintenance

• Minor equipment repairs

• Shop & yard maintenance

• Other duties as required

Requirements:

• Valid Class 5 driver’s license (required)

• Class 1A license (asset)

• Equipment experience (asset)

Competitive wages + benefits

Start date: Between June 15–30, 2026

Apply to:

RM of Clayton No. 333

Box 220, Hyas, SK S0A 1K0

rm333@sasktel.net

FIRE BAN & WILDFIRE INFORMATION

Ratepayers and residents of the municipality are encouraged to view wildfire information, including fire bans, on the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency website.  For current information, such as an active wildfire map, provincial and municipal fire ban maps and a daily fire danger map, please visit www.saskpublicsafety.ca .

CONTROLLED BURNS & NOTIFICATIONS

Controlled Burn Line

If you need to burn grass, bush piles, or stubble, be well prepared and have fire guards in place.  Report “controlled burns” in order to avoid unnecessary fire calls and charges.

Call 1-866-404-4911                          24/7 – 365 days/year

You will be asked:

What is your land location?

What is your RM number?

What are you burning?

How long will your burn last?

Your name and phone number

As per section 369 of The Municipalities Act, unpaid fire call invoices will be added to your property taxes.  Please check with your insurance provider regarding adequate fire protection coverage.

Burn Notification Numbers

Burning activities within the provincial forest or within a 4.5 kilometer radius of the forest during wildfire season (April 1-October 31) will require a burn notification number. 

These Notifications will help make sure that firefighters aren’t sent to your controlled burn location unnecessarily. 

Under new regulations, these notifications replace burning permits. Here are more details about the new regulations, including exemptions for small fires.

To apply for a Controlled Burn Number, contact your local SPSA Response Centre Area Office (Hudson Bay SPSA Response Centre 306-865-4500) between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. You will be asked for the following:

  • Name or organization responsible;
  • Contact number(s);
  • Mailing address;
  • Email address (if applicable);
  • Burn location(s); and
  • Purpose of the burn.

All fires must be extinguished by the expiry date and time.

Further Information

Additional Information can be on the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency Website at:

saskpublicsafety.ca/at-home/controlled-burns-and-notifications

Municipal Office Closure – April 28 & 29, 2026

The Municipal Office will be closed on:

Tuesday, April 28th at 12:00pm (ECMA Meeting) and all day Wednesday, April 29th (Staff Workshop).

Regular Office hours will resume on Thursday, April 30th at 9:00 am.

Account payments made via cheque can be left in the drop box located by the front door. If your call is an emergency, please contact your divisional councillor or the reeve.

Thank you for your understanding and have a great day.

Municipal Office & Shop Easter Hours

The Municipal Office & Shop will both be CLOSED

Friday April 3, 2026 (Good Friday) & Monday April 6, 2026 (Easter Monday).

We will return Tuesday, April 7, 2026 at 9:00am.

Please contact your Divisional Councilor with any emergencies or concerns.

Happy Holidays!

Office Closure – March 25, 2026

The Municipal Office will be CLOSED on:

Tuesday, March 25, 2026 due to a planned power outage.
Our regular office hours are Monday to Thursday from 9:00am to 4:00pm.

Please contact your Divisional Councillor with any emergencies or concerns.

Snow Removal Map and Information

Snow Much to Know!

Do you want to check the plowed road status?    

The Municipality’s graders are equipped with ConX Wireless GPS units which have previously been used for internal reporting purposes.  ConX Wireless has recently released an interactive map which can now be viewed by the public.

Click here to view the Snow-Clearing Map

Disclaimer:  The Rural Municipality of Clayton No. 333 does not guarantee that the current road conditions align with the Snow-Clearing Map as high winds and weather changes can impact the municipal road conditions.  The purpose of this map is to provide road snow-clearing information that motorists can use to make informed decisions about winter travel when combined with local weather forecasts.

Tips for viewing the Snow-Clearing Map:

 

    1. The map is zoomable to a specific area;

    1. The map is updated hourly (please refresh your browser for current information);

    1. Plowing of the municipal roads are listed by colour-coded time blocks:

       

        • 0-4 hours

        • 4-8 hours

        • 8-16 hours

        • 16-24 hours

        • 24-48 hours

        • 72 hours

    1. If data is not shown or a map is not generated, that means there has not been any snow removal within the last 72 hours. 

    1. Highway 8 (North of Norquay to Swan Plain) and the Highway Access Roads into the Village of Stenen and the Village of Hyas will not be on the map as these roads are plowed by the Ministry of Highways.  Highway 8 North of Swan Plain to the Porcupine Provincial Forest Boundary is plowed by the Municipality and will appear on the map.

Snow Removal Municipal Roads

After a snowfall, the Maintenance Department will begin clearing snow as soon as it is safe and practical to do so.  Please be aware, the graders do not go out on the roads when the temperature is colder than -35 Celsius or in high winds unless there is a council deemed emergency.  Please click on the following policies for more detail:

Snow Removal Policy

Cold Weather Policy

Towing Policy

 

 

Snow Clearing

The Maintenance Department is out clearing snow and are doing their best to get the roads plowed after the big storm. Please stay home if possible as some roads are blocked. Thank you for your patience and co-operation. Stay safe!