Morinville Council Briefs
Council has approved the draft 2020 budget timeline set out by the Administration.
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Council has approved the draft 2020 budget timeline set out by the Administration.
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Morinville Town Councillors are paid significantly less than the average for elected officials in comparative Alberta municipalities, according to a compensation review.
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Changes to Morinville’s land use bylaw will go ahead after being approved by Town Council at its July 9 regular meeting. […]
The Town of Morinville has committed to buying local where possible with the adoption of a finalized public purchasing policy by Council at its June 11 regular meeting.
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Morinville Town Council got a look at what would be involved in building a new RCMP detachment building at its January 15 meeting. […]
Some $30,000 has been set aside in the proposed 2019 budget to shelter Morinville councillors from the effects of a tax change that would result in lower take-home pay.
However, Council has yet to decide whether to boost incomes to offset the tax change which comes into effect January 1. […]
Morinville councillors are facing a potential drop in take-home pay resulting from a federal tax policy change. […]
Council will now be starting three-and-a-half hours earlier than usual, at 4 p.m. instead of their long-held 7:30 p.m. start time. This significant change comes with a new council procedure bylaw that makes several changes that are intended to make meetings more efficient, as well as increase public participation. […]
Council has been presented with a draft bylaw to amend the Town’s Land Use Bylaw in preparation for the anticipated legalization of cannabis that is expected to come into law in the fall of 2018. […]
Council has unanimously approved 2018’s Morinville News advertising contract between the town and this news website. […]
Congratulations to “The New Magnificent Seven”, winners of our latest civic election.
You now enter Stage 3 of your political journey, commonly referred to as “The Honeymoon Period” (Stage 1 being the Campaign and Stage 2 the Election itself). Over time, public service stints have evolved to allow successful aspirants approximately 100 days to ‘find their way’. […]
With the municipal election a little under one week away, candidates are no doubt preparing for a final push to earn your vote. They’ve knocked on doors and put up signs, they’ve answered questions up on stage at the MCCC and talked, one-on-one, with residents at the library. Each of the candidates are hoping you will see them as the best person for the job, and they’ve been out in the community trying to tell you why. […]
After thinking about the opportunity for years, Rebecca Balanko has announced she is finally ready to put her name on the ballot during the next municipal election. Balanko, 42, hopes to win one of the six councillor seats available on Morinville Council this coming October. “I love this community,” she said, “…I’ve lived [here] for 15-years, and I’ve raised children here. I’ve planted significant roots in our Town, in work, in volunteering, and in being engaged.” […]
Council has unanimously voted to include a $6 Million Fieldhouse to the first phase of their now $24.3 Million Morinville Recreation centre at their June 27 meeting. […]
According to the Town’s 2017 Resident Survey, about 56% of people from Morinville believe their Council is doing an effective job. […]
or nearly four years, Lisa Holmes, Barry Turner, Nicole Boutestein, Brennan FitzGerald, Rob Ladouceur, Gord Putnam, and Stephen Dafoe have led Morinville’s local government. These seven residents have been tasked with leading the governance of our Town; it’s been a job ripe with both its rewards and its challenges. […]
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