The Rural Municipality of Bengough Number 40 is Saskatchewan's Gateway to the Big Muddy Badlands. The main industry of the Rural Municipality of Bengough No. 40 is Agriculture, but there is also coal mining and exploration for Oil and Gas in the area. Saturday, 04-Jul-2009 02:43:59 EDT
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The Big Muddy Valley has great historical significance to Saskatchewan, including sotries of Sitting Bull and the Riel Rebellion. Tourist attractions include: Dinosaurs, Caves, Buffalo Gap, Castle Butte and more!

Breathtaking landscapes are plentiful throughout the RM of Bengough No. 40
Portal to open skies, breath taking scenes, fresh air, clean water, abundant wildlife and quality agricultural land. Your home awaits...

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Pictures Courtesy Pratt's Pictures, Bengough Saskatchewan.

 Bengough Theatre - A Heritage Site

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The Jax/Popcorn Palace Theatre

Aside from employment opportunities, the RM of Bengough No. 40 has hundreds of square miles that are hiding fossils of dinosaurs, petrified wood, leaves and marine life. The ideal setting to learn a great deal about Saskatchewan's past or biology.
Common Wildlife Sightings include: Coyote, Badger, Raccoon, Weasel, White Tail Deer, Mule Deer, Pronghorn Antelope, Red Fox, Cottontail Rabbit, Jack Rabbit, gopher, Lynx, Bobcat, many species of Hawks, Eagles, Turkey Buzzards, upland game birds and water fowl.
Representation from within each division of our Municipality is regulated by The Municipalities Act.
Ratepayers in the division are entitled to elect a Councillor, or run for Council themselves; provided they are a Citizen of Canada, 18 years of age, eligible to vote in the Municipality and a resident of Saskatchewan.
A councillor is responsible for the maintenance of transportation, safety and general well being of the ratepayers within his and her jurisdiction. Council has the responsibility for determining the mill rate of the Municipality that will provide council with the financial resources to maintain municipal infrastructure.
The current Council of the Rural Municipality of Bengough No. 40 is:

Reeve: Terry Gravelle Ph: (306) 268-4500
Deputy Reeve*:Laural Cleveland
Division 1:
Karl Nergard Ph: (306) 268-2079
Division 2:
William (Bill) Sjogren Ph: (306) 268-4301
Division 3:
Lee Merrien Ph:(306)268-2031
Division 4:
Laural Cleveland Ph: (306)268-4216
Division 5:
Eugene Hoffart Ph: (306)268-4375

                     *Appointed annually at the First Meeting of Council.

Administrator: Lara Scott (As Below)
Charge Hand: William Nicolay (As Below)
Patrol Operators: Roger Carlson, Adrian Scott

Complete details about how to contact the RM of Bengough No. 40 - Gateway to the Big Muddy can be found here.

Office Information:

Box 429
Bengough, Saskatchewan
S0C 0K0
Phone: 306-268-2055
Fax: 306-268-2054
e-mail: rm40@sasktel.net

Shop Information:

Box 429
Bengough, Saskatchewan
S0C 0K0
Phone: 306-268-2961
Fax: 306-268-4545

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