The Rural Municipality of Bratt’s Lake No. 129 is a proud farming community located just south of Regina, Saskatchewan. 

Incorporated on January 1, 1913, the RM was named after early homesteader Jesse Bratt, who settled along the southern shores of Bratt’s Lake. Spanning roughly 845 km2, it includes the village of Wilcox and the localities of Corinne, and Estlin.

With deep agricultural roots, the municipality is home to generational farms, small businesses, and residents who value open spaces, community spirit, and rural living at its best.

Governed by an elected Council and Administrator, the RM of Bratt’s Lake is committed to maintaining safe infrastructure, responsible land use, and effective municipal services. Council meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month, with the office located in Wilcox. As part of SARM Division 2, the municipality continues to balance tradition with progress, supporting its residents, promoting sustainable growth, and preserving the prairie values that have shaped the region for over a century.