         The Town of Carlyle received a couple of complaints, which were addressed at the Wednesday, Sept. 7, council meeting.
Complaints
                 Discussion surrounded complaints of the intersection of Main Street and Souris Ave. Those writing complaints didn’t elaborate on the issues – saying simply that it was a bad intersection – nor did they say what they would like to see happen there instead.
                 Following discussion surrounding these complaints, Town Council decided to release a survey to the public inquiring the main issues at that crosswalk.
                 A second complaint was also addressed. This complaint focused on illegal parking at the Elementary School. The RCMP was asked to monitor the situation further.
Farewell tea for Dr. Meyer
                 A Come and Go Farewell Tea for Dr. Cathy Meyer will be held at the Carlyle Primary Care Clinic, on Thursday, Sept. 22 from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend this event to wish Dr. Meyer well and to thank her for her exemplary service to our community.
Safety workshop
                 Pinter and Associates, a Saskatchewan based engineering firm, is going to host a safety workshop in town for town employees and those associated with the town; for example, the rink, pool, and golf course. Council members will also be welcome to attend. The workshop will focus on how proper safety procedures can affect employees, the town, and everyone else.
Nominations
                 Nominations for Town Council are being accepted from now until Tuesday, Sept. 20 during regular business hours, and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 21, at the Carlyle Civic Centre (Town Office).Â
