In February, 1995, Council approved the establishment of the Sergeant-at-Arms presence to address security requirements at City Hall. Since that time, there has been a high level of commitment and exemplary service from the Sergeants-at-Arms.
In addition to the primary responsibility of ensuring the safety of the occupants of the Council Building, additional responsibilities now include:
- Processing Manitoba Health Services Commission applications;
- Providing Commissioner for Oaths / Officer of the Court of Queen’s Bench services. They are authorized to witness a Declaration in Lieu of Guarantor for passport applications, signatures on various Manitoba documents such as affidavits;
- Participating as an AED (Automated External Defibrillation) trained provider;
- Increased responsibility with respect to protocol services during Dignitary visits.
- Conducting educational tours of the City Hall Council Building.
Tours can be arranged during business hours, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, by appointment only. To request a tour, call 311.
Last update: 02.06.2011
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