Roblin Waste Disposal Site - Burn Pit Closure

Effective immediately, burnable materials will no longer be accepted at the Roblin Waste Disposal Ground. This includes, but is not limited to:

  • Branches
  • Clean wood
  • Other similar combustible items


This temporary suspension is necessary until the construction of a designated burn pit at the site is completed.

Residents are requested to retain all burnable materials on their property until advised that the suspension is lifted.

We thank all residents for their cooperation and understanding as we work to as quickly as possible to resume operation of our Waste Disposal Ground.
Roblin Waste Disposal Site - Burn Pit Closure
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Conservation Officer Service

The Conservation Officer Service operates locally within the Municipality of Roblin and plays a key role in protecting public safety, managing natural resources, and ensuring responsible use of the land. Conservation officers are provincial enforcement officers tasked with upholding laws related to fish, wildlife, forests, parks, and public land.

Officers work in our area year-round and respond to a range of environmental, wildlife, and public safety concerns.

 

Reportable Activities
Residents are encouraged to report any of the following:

  • Hunting at night, out of season, or in restricted areas

  • Discharge of firearms from roadways

  • Exceeding hunting or fishing limits

  • Illegal sale of fish, wildlife, or other resources

  • Human-wildlife conflict or unsafe wildlife encounters

  • Injured or mistreated wildlife

  • Active or suspicious wildfires

Reports can be submitted to the local Conservation Officer, or directly to the Turn In Poachers (TIP) Line at 1‑800‑782‑0076 (toll free).

The Conservation Officer Service is a provincial enforcement agency operating under Manitoba Natural Resources and Northern Development. While not administered by the Municipality, it plays a vital role in ensuring the safety, sustainability, and protection of our region’s natural spaces.

For more information or to reach the local Conservation Office, contact: 204‑937‑6452 or visit https://www.gov.mb.ca/nrnd/co/index.html.