Events & Information

Spring Ratepayers Supper
Wednesday April 6, 2010
Tickets $10.00 each

Transfer Station Hours:
Wednesday & Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Location: SW 12-39-03-W3rd

Control Burns
Call RM Office Before
Burning: ph 253-4312
Deputy Chief 230-1603

Custom Work
Ratepayers $100/hr (min $50.00)
Non Ratepayers $145/hr (min $75.00)
Leave a message @ Shop 253-4330

2009 Mill Rates
Municipal - 9.25
All School Divisions:
Agricultural Property - 7.08 mills
Residential Property - 10.08 mills
Commercial Property - 12.25 mills

Council Meetings
2nd Wednesday of each Month
9:00am (unless changed by council)

Next Meeting:
SATURDAY
April 17, 2010 @ 9:00am

Labels: Apr Meeting

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Map

The Rural Municipality of Aberdeen No. 373 is located roughly 8 kilometers east of the City of Saskatoon. The South Saskatchewan River is the northern boundary of the municipality.

The municipality encompasses six full townships and parts of four others. Agriculture, both grain, specialty crops and livestock productions is the maj or industry within the municipality. There is a community pasture and five country residential areas; Strawberry Hills, Strawberry Ridge, Mission Ridge, Bergheim Estates and Cherry Hill Estates plus many scattered single-parcel residential acreages are located within the municipality. The population of the municipality is located in the southern portion of the municipality. This is due to the country residential areas (located fifteen minutes out of the City of Saskatoon.

Fish Creek Historical Park is located in the northern tip of the municipality. General Middleton's camp and the Fish Creek battleground of the Riel Rebellion over look the South Saskatchewan River.

The municipal office is located within the Town of Aberdeen which located along Highway 41 in the center of the municipality. The municipality provides a library, fire fighting and recreation facilities through agreements with the Town of Aberdeen.

Tourism Map

You can download a copy of the map in PDF format for printing on your printer. The file is approximately 600kb and you will need a PDF reader such as the Adobe PDF Reader to open the file.