Town of Leaf Rapids

08/20/2026

Guess who's back!
Maintenance and repairs ✔

08/13/2026

08/12/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE - Aug.13th, 2026

Please be aware that the Board of Revision date for Assessment Roll is coming soon. If you have concerns or questions now is the time to prepare.

08/05/2026

Manitoba Emergency Management (EMO) has advised that the Town of Leaf Rapid’s emergency plan has been approved as submitted.
The Plan is available for viewing at the Town office.

07/24/2026

JULY 24th, 2026 - Friday - DAMAGED LIGHT POLES/LINES

There are damaged Hydro light poles around the Town Centre Mall.

Approaching the Co-Op Entrance, by the Catholic Church there are numerous trees down that have damaged Hydro Light Poles and the lines - the Area is partially marked with Caution Tape currently and Manitoba Hydro has been contacted. Please avoid the area

Clinic Entrance, Town Centre Mall, there is a large tree hanging across the lines for a Light Pole near the Rink. Caution Tape has been used to mark this but please avoid the area.

Manitoba Hydro has been contacted and the Town anticipates a response on the ground.

07/20/2026

ARE YOU ON THE LIST?
If you haven’t filled out your pre-evacuation form yet, now is the time.
This information helps us contact you in the event of an emergency and creates a record of vulnerable households who may need additional help and plan for the response in case of an emergency/evacuation.
Please contact the Town office by calling (204)473-2436 or email: [email protected] to get a registration form. We ask that you submit the form to the Town Office as soon as possible. If you know someone who needs help filling out the form, please get a form and help them fill it out or have them contact the Town Office.
Your registration is important.

07/16/2026

What do I do with my pets during an evacuation?

Residents who are evacuating on their own should take their pets with them whenever possible. If they cannot transport their pets, they should make sure someone can access their home to provide basic care, such as food and water. Residents should bring any pet supplies, medications, and important records with them. Additional pet care arrangements may be made depending on the situation and available resources.

07/15/2026

We have not been provided any new fire information to report.

Lodgings and transportation out of the community during an evacuation is most important but what should you bring with you when evacuating?

When evacuating, residents should bring essential items.
• Bring medications and medical supplies along with a
prescription list
• Bring your personal identification
• Pack important documents and valuables
• Don’t forget chargers, clothes and personal care items