RM of Springfield

10/29/2026

We thank everyone who got out and voted in the 2026 Municipal Election.
For more information on the election results, visit MBVotes.ca

10/28/2026

It is Election Day, be sure to get out and vote if you are eligible!!
if you are unsure of where to vote, please visit RMofSpringfield.ca/p/election-2026

10/27/2026

📢 Voter cards were not mailed out this year.

To help reduce budget costs and take advantage of technological advances, voters are encouraged to use our interactive voting map to find their voting location or visit the RM website for more information.

Thank you for staying informed and being ready to vote!

Reminder: Election Day is on Wednesday!

Please note that residents must attend their assigned Polling location. Each ward has been split into 2-3 sections, based on where residents live. View the map below or visit the RM website for more information.

The interactive map is available on the municipal website at RMofSpringfield.ca/p/election-2026 . With this map you can enter you address to find your polling location and list of candidates running in your ward.

If you are still unsure of your assigned location, please contact 204-444-3321.

10/27/2026

The Armtec Community Recreation Centre (ACRC) fundraising committee will be hosting a Trivia Night on November 20, 2026!

Tickets are now on sale and can be purchased by following the link below.

This event is 18+ only. Food and beverage will be available for purchase.

https://rmofspringfield.ca/p/recreation-programs-registration

10/27/2026

If you are looking to stay updated on the Election as it happens on Wednesday, follow it on MBVotes.ca !

10/26/2026

The Pool Survey is still open! We want to hear from you about what you want to see with this community pool!

Fill out the Survey now!
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/r5rpSJYzfK

Springfield Co-op Community Pool Survey

The Municipality of Springfield is pleased to be moving forward with aquatic programming at the Springfield Co-op Community Pool, providing residents with increased access to swimming, recreation, fitness, and water-safety opportunities close to home.

The Municipality will be renting pool space from Springfield Heritage Housing Inc. to deliver community swim programming. This partnership will allow the Municipality to build a sustainable aquatic program while making use of an existing community facility.

As we prepare for programming to begin in January, we want to hear from you! Your feedback will help us understand which programs residents would like to see offered, what times are most convenient, and what fee structures would best meet the needs of our community.

Whether you’re interested in swimming lessons for your children, fitness and wellness opportunities, recreational swimming, or water-safety education, your input is important.

Please take a few minutes to complete this survey and help us shape the future of aquatic programming in Springfield. While responses will help guide our planning, final programming, schedules, and fees will depend on community needs, facility availability, staffing, and budget considerations.

Thank you for helping us build a safe, welcoming, and accessible aquatic program for our community!

Link to survey: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/r5rpSJYzfK

10/26/2026

Reminder: Election Day is on Wednesday!

Please note that residents must attend their assigned Polling location. Each ward has been split into 2-3 sections, based on where residents live. View the map below or visit the RM website for more information.

The interactive map is available on the municipal website at RMofSpringfield.ca/p/election-2026 . With this map you can enter you address to find your polling location and list of candidates running in your ward.

If you are still unsure of your assigned location, please contact 204-444-3321.

10/25/2026

Whether you are doing a group trunk or treat, or exploring a new neighbourhood this year, there is a few reminders to both pedestrians and motorists this Halloween.

With many roads in the community not having designated sidewalks it is important to keep an eye out for trick-or-treaters. It is also very important for families to ensure their safety & visibility, should you be walking on a dark road, or a road without a sidewalk. Motorists should be more cautious and aware of potential trick-or-treaters on all roadways and sidewalks. Though kids may be with friends or parents they can be unpredictable- teach your kids to be street smart and cautious when on the road.

Though tampering with candy is rare, at the end of the night ensure your child’s safety before eating candy by checking for allergens, choking hazards, and any opened or candy wrappers that appear tampered with.

Increase your visibility this year by:
- Wearing reflective materials (traffic vests, clothing with reflective strips)
- Carrying flashlights or wearing head lamps (to help you see better in the dark & help drivers see you)
- Adding reflective tape to costumes and bags
- Staying near streetlights and houses with their lights on

10/24/2026

To learn more about open job postings visit RMofSpringfield.ca/p/job-opportunities

10/23/2026

2026 Property Tax Bills were mailed out in August and are due on Friday, October 30th, by 4:30pm. Although the municipal office hours have changed on Fridays, we will be staying open until 4:30 on October 30, for the property tax due date. Post-dated cheques are accepted at any time prior to the due date.

If you have not yet received your tax bill or have any questions about your property tax bill, please contact the Administration Office at 204-444-3321 or [email protected].

Please notify the Administration Office of any address changes for utilities, property assessment and taxation purposes. Failure to receive a tax bill does not relieve the owner from the obligation to pay taxes when due.