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Utilities

The Town of Pense drinking water is received from the supply line that feeds the City of Regina from the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant. The water we receive travels from the City of Regina line that is located approximately 7.4 km north of Pense to our water plant located at the corner of Assiniboia and Ontario Street where it then fills the town's reservoir and is then redistributed out to residents.

Utility Rates

Water Rates

The minimum monthly billing for the first 9 M3 of water consumed is $62.53. Overage rate is billed at $5.02 per 1 M3.

Sewer Rates

Effective February 1, 2024, the monthly sewer rate is set at $17.50. Effective January 1, 2025, the monthly sewer rate will be set at $20.00.

Infrastructure Upgrade Levy

Effective February 1, 2024, the monthly rate is set at $20.00.

New homeowners and renters

As a new homeowner or renter you are required to fill out a utility connect form, and as a renter you will need to fill out a water & sewer landlord/tenant utility agreement form.

Utility Deposit

If you are renting a home you will be required to put a $200 utility deposit down, when you stop renting the home you will have the deposit returned if there is no outstanding utility account.

Electronic Bills

If you would like to have your utility notice emailed to you, please note that a consent form must be filled out and emailed back to the Town Office.

Payment Options

Payment can be made at the Town Office during regular business hours by cash, cheque, debit or credit card. Online credit card payments are also accepted. If you would like to etransfer call the Town Office at 306-345-2332.

Payment can be made via internet banking:

  • Add payee
  • Search Town of Pense or Village of Pense
  • Choose Tax or Utility depending on which you want to make payment to
  • Follow the prompt on your internet banking
  • Account numbers will start with 345 followed by the first 4 digits of your account number found on your utility bill

Information for when we have a power outage

When the power goes out, we ask residents to keep water use to a minimum as we rely on a backup generator to run the water pumps and sewer lift station.