Council meetings are the 2nd Tuesday of each month.
Winter Office Hours: Tues., Wed., & Thurs.
(September 1, 2024 to May 1, 2025)
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
(306) 386-2333 Phone
Winter Office Hours: Tues., Wed., & Thurs.
(September 1, 2024 to May 1, 2025)
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
(306) 386-2333 Phone
The next Council meeting will be held at the Resort Village of Cochin's Board room on Tuesday, December 10, 2024 at 4:30 pm.
PATTINSON, Mark Winder - Mayor
BROWN, Gregory - Deputy Mayor
BOTTOMLEY, Jay - Councillor
HARTMAN, Ken - Councillor
KRIEGER, Elaine - Councillor
Contact Information for Council:
Mayor Mark Pattinson: 306-481-3524
Deputy Mayor Greg Brown: g.brown@cochin.ca
Councillor Jay Bottomley: j.bottomley@cochin.ca
Councillor Ken Hartman: k.hartman@cochin.ca
306-480-7992
Councillor Elaine Krieger: e.krieger@cochin.ca
306-230-4164
THE MEOTA & DISTRICT EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE is looking for Cochin residents to serve as representative for the Resort Village of Cochin.
Collectively, the Resort Village of Cochin, The Resort Village of Metinota, The Village of Meota and the RM of Meota No. 468 (Meota & District Emergency Planning Committee) have signed an Emergency Planning Committee Agreement and have asked for each community to have a least 2 volunteer members to be appointed to the Emergency Planning Committee. If you are interested in volunteering for this role, please contact our office at 306.386.2333 for more details.
Please note the Resort Village of Cochin has new emails.
CAO - cao@cochin.ca
Assistant Administrator - admin@cochin.ca
Please use admin@cochin.ca for the following:
General Emails
E-Transfers (Starting November 5, 2024)
Completed Planning & Development Applications
Completed Building Permit Applications
Hall Bookings
Complaints
Updated November 12, 2024
CONTRIBUTIONS OVER $500,000
Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program
CONTRIBUTIONS OVER $100,000
Strathcona Resources Ltd
Resort Village of Cochin
CONTRIBUTIONS OVER $25,000
Innovation Federal Credit Union Legacy Community Fund
CONTRIBUTIONS OVER $10,000
Serafina Energy
Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs
Michael Whitwell Memorial Fund
Days Beach
Lakeview
Pelican Point
Resort Village of Metinota
W. Brett Wilson
John & Connie Christenson
Cochin Community Players
John & Rita Mathison
CONTRIBUTIONS OVER $5,000
RM of Meota
Bayview Beach
Lantz Point
Martinson’s Beach
Sutton’s Beach
Trevessa Beach
Kent & Margo Charteris
Brian & Donna Neumeier (In Memory of Aileen "Kay" Smith)
Linda & Ron Allegretto
Eileen & Tim Heisler
CONTRIBUTIONS OVER $2,500
Sleepy Hollow
West Chatfield
Dave & Joy Reginer
Jennifer Burnett (In Memory of Ron Piper)
Jeffrey Piper (In Memory of Ron Piper)
Sharlene Piper (In Memory of Ron Piper)
Shannon Eberle (In Memory of Ron Piper)
Heather Patterson (In Memory of Ron Piper)
CONTRIBUTIONS OVER $1,000
Harvey & Jean Walker
Mervin & Marie Savostianik
Joseph Ulmer
Mike & Carol Carlson
Eternal Memories Funeral Services & Crematorium Inc.
Gerald & Mona Duhaime
Mary Lou & Gerry Towns (In Memory of Ray & Ann Spitzig)
CONTRIBUTIONS OVER $500
Ruth Seime
Kevin Tyson
Daryl & Jacqueline Heiland
Four J Farms
Carol Dexter
Rosalie & William Jarvis
Gerald & Mona Duhaime
Gloria & Donald Hilsendager
CONTRIBUTIONS UNDER $500
Kerri Walker
Arlo & Betty Avery
Gord Borycki
Curtis Avery
Shelia & Delbert Miller
Birdie & Alberta Kitella
Bruce & Irene Sack
Penny & Kenneth Milnthorp
Sandra Knoll Craig
Colleen F. Dombroski
Ron Knoll
Patricia Knisely
Sherry Wiederspan
Randy Decksheimer
Lana Dexter
Raymond Dexter
Clinton & Kerri Thomas
Rick & Carol Hill
Dave & Carol Thomson
Jim & Laurie Parker
The process of turning off the summer waterlines will begin in October 2024. Staff are hoping to wait until after Thanksgiving (Tuesday, October 15th, 2024) to turn off the summer water lines. This is weather pending, if the temperature is forecasted to freeze (-5 or colder), it will be done sooner.
Leadership from RM of Meota No. 468, Village of Meota, Resort Village of Metinota and the Resort Village of Cochin have put politics and jurisdiction aside to consider the long-term feasibility and functionality of the new proposed Regional Fire Protection model encompassing Jackfish Lake & Region Fire District.
Regional Partnerships are an excellent means for municipal success; in good from they increase the quality of economic, political, social and environmental aspects of life.
Intermunicipal Cooperation allows municipalities to:
Please keep the following in mind:
Be a good neighbour, respectful and kind relationships, open lines of communication and help make this a wonderful community all year round.
Thank you everyone!
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The Resort Village of Cochin is located 36 kilometres north of the Battlefords on Highway 4 North in Saskatchewan. It is nestled between two beautiful prairie lakes, Murray Lake and Jackfish Lake. This location makes the resort community of Cochin a great vacation spot as well as a fantastic place to live. Join us for our annual Cochin
The Resort Village of Cochin is located 36 kilometres north of the Battlefords on Highway 4 North in Saskatchewan. It is nestled between two beautiful prairie lakes, Murray Lake and Jackfish Lake. This location makes the resort community of Cochin a great vacation spot as well as a fantastic place to live. Join us for our annual Cochin Days celebration during the second weekend of August .
(Photo by Leanne Murphy)
A lighthouse in Saskatchewan?! The only lighthouse in Saskatchewan is at the north end of the village of Cochin. The Cochin Lighthouse was built in 1988 on the top of Pirot Hill. From here visitors have a spectacular view of both Jackfish and Murray Lakes. The lighthouse is 11.5 meters tall (38 ft). There are 153 steps to the top. The r
A lighthouse in Saskatchewan?! The only lighthouse in Saskatchewan is at the north end of the village of Cochin. The Cochin Lighthouse was built in 1988 on the top of Pirot Hill. From here visitors have a spectacular view of both Jackfish and Murray Lakes. The lighthouse is 11.5 meters tall (38 ft). There are 153 steps to the top. The rotating beacon can be seen for miles.
(Photo by Kyle Fauchon)
There's a reason that Saskatchewan is known for its living skies. We have the most spectacular sunsets in the world! Residents and visitors can enjoy the the beach, take a refreshing swim in the lake, play tennis or beach volleyball, visit the playgrounds, fish, waterski, wakeboard or tube behind a boat. There's lots to do here all year
There's a reason that Saskatchewan is known for its living skies. We have the most spectacular sunsets in the world! Residents and visitors can enjoy the the beach, take a refreshing swim in the lake, play tennis or beach volleyball, visit the playgrounds, fish, waterski, wakeboard or tube behind a boat. There's lots to do here all year round. Enjoy photos of the area here.
(Photo by Kent Rockwell)