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Who sits on council
- MayorJean Barclay
- CouncillorDonnie Hill
- CouncillorLyle McKellar
- CouncillorJason Reistad
- CouncillorShawn Russell
- CouncillorChris Strong
- CouncillorJanice Wing
7 seats · Names from attendance lists in the Town's minutes, Aug–Oct 2026 · checked 8 November 2026 · Click a name for that member's voting record
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Regular Council meeting9 November 2026
Council was to hold a public hearing on closing an unused road near 60 Avenue, reconsider the Parkland Regional Library 2027 budget, review third-quarter finances and award a safety codes services contract.
- Public hearing on closing an unused road east of 60 Avenue
- Council to consider a 10.61% increase in the Town's regional library payment for 2027
- Council to consider sending road closure bylaw near 60 Avenue to the province
- Council to consider a three-year safety codes inspection contract with Superior Safety Codes Inc
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Regular Council meeting26 October 2026
Council was set to review the 2027 Parkland Regional Library budget, a new three-year natural gas contract, future capital reserve funding, a committee governance review, and two land matters in the SW Industrial Park and a municipal reserve near Waskasoo Creek.
- Council to consider library system budget raising Town's cost to $88,234.25
- Council to consider a three-year natural gas contract capped at $3.10 per gigajoule
- Council to review plan to add $200,000 more each year to capital savings
- Council to hear about leasing part of reserve land by Waskasoo Creek
- Council to consider splitting an industrial lot into three lots for sale
Minutes not posted yet -
Regular Council meeting13 October 2026
Council appointed Sean Durkin as the new Chief Administrative Officer, awarded a contract to replace the Town phone system, moved two road closure bylaws forward, and gave direction on the council disclosure bylaw.
- Council appointed Sean Durkin as the Town's new Chief Administrative Officer, starting November 16, 2026
- Council kept its councillor disclosure bylaw and asked staff for options to revise it
- Council chose Bell's Zoom Phone to replace the Town phone system, at an estimated $100,128 over five years
- Council sent a bylaw closing an unused street north of 59th Street to the province for review
- Public hearing set for November 9, 2026 on closing an unused industrial street
12 passed1 hearing set1 defeated -
Regular Council meeting28 September 2026
Council passed new Cemetery and Vehicle for Hire bylaws, renamed the Town's post-secondary scholarship after the late Councillor Don Harrison, accepted second-quarter financial results and heard from the regional economic development group D.R.I.V.E.
- Council renamed the Town scholarship after Don Harrison and opened it to home-schooled students
- Council passed a new Cemetery Bylaw with clearer rules for plots and monuments
- Council passed a new Vehicle for Hire Bylaw with separate driver and vehicle licences
- Council accepted second-quarter results showing the Town within its 2026 budget
10 passed -
Regular Council meeting14 September 2026
Council approved a larger lease area for a telecommunications tower site, gave first reading to a bylaw closing an unused street and set a public hearing for it, and approved a fix to the Town's safety codes inspection system.
- Council approved a larger telecom tower lease at 4807 52 Avenue
- Public hearing set for October 13, 2026 on closing an unused street near 59th Street
6 passed1 hearing set -
Regular Council meeting24 August 2026
Council started a six-month trial of one Agenda and Priorities meeting per month, approved a playground zone on 52 Avenue, set November 17, 18 and 19, 2026 for 2027 budget talks, and agreed to join a regional recreation study with Red Deer County.
- Council tries one committee meeting a month instead of two for six months
- School zone on 52 Avenue to become a playground zone in 2026
- Council sets November 17, 18 & 19, 2026 for 2027 budget talks
- Innisfail joins Red Deer County bid for a regional recreation facility study
9 passed