The Facilities and Infrastructure Department is comprised of housing, fire department, public works, roadways, asset management, development of community plans, policies, and capacity building.

Vision

Our vision is to foster a resilient and thriving community through comprehensive management and enhancement of our housing, infrastructure, and emergency services. We aim to create a sustainable environment where all members of the Wahnapitae First Nation have access to safe, reliable, and modern facilities that meet their needs and support their well-being.

Value Statement

We value integrity, community, and sustainability. Our approach is based on respect for our traditions and the land we live on, coupled with a commitment to innovation and excellence in service delivery. We prioritize safety, affordability, and accessibility in our housing and infrastructure projects, ensuring every community member benefits from our programs and services.

Programs and Services

Housing Program

• Safe and Affordable Housing: We provide various financing options, rental accommodations, and construction advisories to ensure all First Nation members have access to safe, affordable, and healthy living accommodations.
• Emergency Housing Repairs: Rapid response to urgent housing needs to maintain the safety and integrity of community living spaces.
• Regular Inspections: Implementing a regular cycle of inspections by qualified inspectors to ensure the maintenance and safety of housing.

Public Works

• Infrastructure Maintenance and Enhancement: Responsible management of vital community infrastructure including roadways and public facilities.
• Operational Excellence: Continuous monitoring, planning, and coordination of maintenance activities to uphold and enhance the quality of services.

Fire Department

• Emergency Response Services: Providing quick, efficient, and high-quality emergency response services to both members and visitors of the Wahnapitae First Nation.
• Safety and Preparedness: Enhancing community safety through education, prevention programs, and readiness in handling emergencies.

Additional Services

• Tenant Relations: Managing relationships with tenants in First Nation rental units, ensuring satisfaction and addressing concerns proactively.
• Grant Assistance: Assisting members with obtaining Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program (RRAP) and Home Adaptations for Seniors’ Independence (HASCI) grants through the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).

Notice of Roads Reconstruction 2024