Fire Chief/Manager, Community Safety Services at Morinville.
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b*****@morinville.ca
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The Council meeting involved the approval of the Access to Information Bylaw No. 9/2026 through three readings. In the Committee of the Whole, the Council received updates on the 2026 T1 Financial position, capital projects, the 2027 Budget kickoff, and a CAO report. Additionally, the Council approved the 2026 Council Calendar and discussed the CAO performance evaluation during a closed session.
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The Council meeting involved the approval of the 2025 Audited Financial Statements and the allocation of the 2025 financial surplus to the STARS Air Ambulance and the Capital Renewal Reserve. The Council also passed the 2026 Property Tax Bylaw after amending the total municipal taxation amount and approved related adjustments to the 2026-2028 Operating Budget. Additionally, the Council held a Committee of the Whole session to discuss the viability of a private hotel and municipal aquatics facility partnership and to review highlights of the 2025 Strategic Plan.
The Council meeting involved a presentation on the annual update from STARS Air Ambulance and an economic outlook presentation from the Hobson Chahal Advisory Group. Additionally, Council approved the first reading of Land Use Amendment Bylaw No. 8/2026, held a Committee of the Whole session, and conducted a closed session regarding governance advice.
The Council meeting involved the appointment of a Deputy Mayor and several presentations, including an update on the RCMP Q3 report and a discussion on Pink Shirt Day. Public input was received regarding private facility rentals. Legislative actions included the first and second readings of the Procedure Bylaw No. 2/2026. In the Committee of the Whole, members reviewed an Economic Development presentation and a Social Needs Assessment. Additionally, the Council directed the implementation of interim measures to ensure access to the MLC Track while permanent lighting is being restored.
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