Southeast Resource Development Council provides the following Advisory and Technical Services to our eight member First Nations.
575-360 Broadway Avenue
Winnipeg, MB R3C 0T6
Technical Unit
Mandate: Working together to enhance the self-sufficiency and wellness of our Communities for current and future generations
The main services the technical unit provides is community planning and technical services.
Community Planning
The objective is to promote sustainable social, economic and physical development in First Nation communities by assisting, advising and training member First Nations in a broad range of community activities such as:
- Formulation, planning. implementing and maintaining community development strategies;
- Producing and/or analyzing studies, inventories, social analysis, impact assessments on the development and use of the community resources; and
- Building human resource capacity.
Technical Services
The purpose in technical services is to build capacity, provide economies of scale and improve the quality of life for First Nation communities by assisting, advising and training member First Nations in a broad range of technical services activities such as:
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Planning, designing, managing, operating, and maintaining community facilities and infrastructure;
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Develop five-year plans for technical services;
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Apply policies, standards, codes and regulations for technical services;
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Capacity building with professional associations and governments;
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Coordinating training and development programs, staff selection and recruitment: and providing risk management. engineering services, special programs. Inspections for CMHC Sec 95, RRAP and commercial buildings;
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Phase I Environmental Site Assessments.
Technical Staff
Arnold Mitchell, Capital/Housing Advisor
Chris Olson, Fire Safety Officer/Housing Technical Advisor
Jamie Felix, Housing Clerk
Todd Barker, Maintenance Coordinator
Gail Ballantyne, Administrative Assistant
Ingrid Fortin, Administrative Assistant
Please note: The Southeast Advisory and Technical Services team no longer provides Membership Services at this location.
For registrations and treaty status cards/Secure Certificate of Indian Status (SCIS) cards, members are encouraged to contact either their First Nation Band Office or Indigenous Services Canada (ISC); formerly Indian and Northern Affairs (INAC) at: 1-833-983-5910 Toll-free.
ISC Office Hours: Monday to Friday from 10:00 am-12:00 pm & 1:00 pm-4:00 pm. Services are available by appointment only.