Response to Covid-19

City Facilities

At this time the public is encouraged to phone or email City departments or call City Hall at 204-326-9877 to be directed or make an appointment.

Visitors to any city facilities will be subject to safety protocols recommended by Manitoba Public Health, which may include screening questions, physical distancing, hand sanitization, and limits on the number of visitors at one time. Masks are mandatory in all city facilities. *If you have traveled, been exposed to someone who is ill with COVID-19, or are waiting for test results for Covid-19 we ask that you do not enter city facilities, EVEN if you are not displaying any symptoms.*

Contactless payment methods – debit and credit cards – are preferred for all in-person visits to city offices, but cash is accepted. Alternative payment options are listed below. 

Individual Facility Information

City Hall - Open regular hours, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Regularly scheduled council meetings are open to the public. Attendees are required to complete a Covid-19 Self Declaration form and follow all public health protocols.

Operations Building - Open regular hours, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

T.G. Smith Centre (Arena) - Open at limited capacity per provincial public health orders.

Steinbach Aquatic Centre - Open March 15, 2021 at 25% capacity per provincial public health orders. 

Handi-Transit - Operating on a reduced basis.  

Outdoor Recreation, Parks, and Green Spaces - All city play structures, outdoor fitness equipment, toboggan hills, and outdoor rinks are open. The outdoor rink at T.G. Smith Centre and the pleasure skating rink beside the Jake Epp Library are open weather permitting. Dressing rooms and washrooms are not available. Anyone using city outdoor recreational facilities must follow all provincial public health orders.

Landfill - Open regular hours, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Sundays and Holidays - Closed. Contactless payment methods – debit and credit cards – are preferred for all in-person visits to city offices, but cash is accepted. 

The City of Steinbach has increased the frequency of cleaning of all public areas and all city employees have been educated and instructed on precautionary measures including hand washing, coughing and sneezing etiquette, as well as physical distancing.

Messages from the Mayor

November 13, 2020

City Encourages Residents to Follow Public Health Orders

April 24, 2020

My fellow Steinbach residents, we are in unusual times. The Covid-19 pandemic has changed our lives, but the most important things in our lives have not changed – our families, our friends, and our community spirit. I have seen the extraordinary efforts by the citizens of Steinbach to work together, adapt, and help prevent the spread of this virus. I know we are up to the challenge of this situation and I am confident in our abilities to get through it.

I offer my sincerest appreciation to our front line health care workers - you are the true heroes of this story. Also, thank you to cashiers, people stocking shelves, teachers who continue to teach online, truck drivers for delivering goods, businesses that continue to serve us, as well as those who have had to close their doors. Thank you all for doing your part.

Thank you to Steinbach residents for your continued dedication to keeping our community healthy. We need to keep it up and I know we can. Keep washing your hands, stay home as much as possible, don’t hold or attend gatherings, and follow physical distancing measures. As difficult as it is, by following what our health officials are telling us, we will get through this, and when it is over I know we will be proud of how we handled ourselves and cared for each other. 

This will not last forever. The more vigilant we are now, the sooner our efforts will pay off and restrictions will relax.

Stay strong Steinbach – we will get through this together.

Mayor Earl Funk

March 26, 2020

Video message to the community of Steinbach. Click on the image to view.