Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for St. Paul No. 19 County.
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Posted
Oct 6, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
The County of St. Paul is seeking tenders to supply and deliver fuel products that meet the tender’s specifications. Deliveries are to begin January 1, 2027, under a 24-month agreement ending December 31, 2028. Tender pricing is to reflect rack prices for the week of October 31, 2026, including haulage fees and markup.
Posted
Sep 25, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
The County of St. Paul is seeking a consultant to help four participating municipalities develop or refresh their Council-approved strategic plans. Each municipality will adopt its own plan to guide priorities, resources and implementation during the current Council term. The coordinated engagement is intended to make facilitation more consistent and efficient, not to produce a regional strategic plan or imply amalgamation.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from St. Paul No. 19 County
The Council discussed and acted upon several items, including the adoption of financial reports such as the Bank Reconciliation and Budget to Actual. The Council held a closed session regarding Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework (ICF) agreements and authorized contact with neighboring municipalities to determine interest in terminating those agreements. Other approvals included funding for drainage repairs at the St. Paul Animal Shelter, participation in a joint regional gap analysis grant application, the installation of a streetlight and a speed limit reduction in the Floatingstone subdivision, the installation of new stop signs at a specific intersection, and ditching work. The Council also approved fuel cost compensation for roadside mowing, provided a letter of support for a regional tourism organization, and denied a financial donation request for a local hockey club.
The board reviewed operational reports from library managers regarding community programs, facility updates, and staffing changes. Key financial actions included accepting the treasurer's report and finalizing the distribution of increased funding to municipal libraries. The board also amended Library Service Agreements to mandate annual budget submission deadlines, approved comprehensive updates to board policies concerning records management, legislation references, and cost-of-living wage adjustments, and authorized additional working hours for the Ashmont Public Library Manager.
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The Council discussed several key topics including funding requests for Travel Lakeland and the St. Paul Fish & Game Association. The Council awarded a contract for professional financial auditing services to Metrix Group LLP and approved the acquisition of new records management software. Additionally, the Council appointed a Development Authority, discussed road conditions with the provincial government, authorized support for various grant applications, set dates for upcoming meetings, and managed campground boat launch access. Two closed sessions were held to address matters under the Access to Information Act.
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