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Public Health Inspection
About Housing & Public Accommodations

​Public Health Inspectors will respond to health hazards that pose an imminent health risk.

Public Health Inspectors investigate housing complaints after the tenant has verbally contacted the landlord and if the landlord has not remedied the situation in a reasonable time.  They will investigate the following:

  • Gross unsanitary conditions
  • A lack of plumbing
  • A lack of heat
  • No running water
  • Excessive mould
  • Severe rodent or insect infestation.

Except for situations outlined above, the Public Health Inspector will only investigate complaints after:

  • The inspector receives a copy of the letter from the tenant to the landlord requesting the landlord repair or remedy the health concern raised by the tenant; and
  • The tenant advises the inspector that the landlord has either refused to remedy the issue identified in the letter, or the landlord has not responded to the letter.

Property and Maintenance Concerns

Contact Saskatoon Fire and Protective Services at 306-975-2520 or the Safety and Property Maintenance Hotline at 306-975-2828.

Click here for information on how to contact the Public Health Inspector for your area.

Last Modified: Monday, July 30, 2018 |
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