Leduc Council approved twenty-four public appointments for the City’s boards and committees during the City Council meeting on Dec. 8.
Appointed residents that sit on the advisory boards will advise and make recommendations to City Council on a broad range of programs, services and activities that impact our growing community. The quasi-judicial boards have legal power to decide on claims or disputes but are not associated with any government department.
We were pleased to see so many residents step forward, applying to participate,” says City of Leduc Mayor Lars Hansen. “I am proud to welcome this group of individuals to the City’s boards and committees and thank them for serving their community with passion and purpose.
All appointments begin on Jan. 1 and conclude on Dec. 31 and range from one- to three-year terms.
Public appointments:
Leduc Family and Community Support Services Board, three-year term
Leduc Library Board, three-year term
Leduc Parks, Recreation and Culture Board, two-year term
Leduc Environmental Advisory Board, three-year term
Youth Council, one-year term
Assessment Review Board (LARB & CARB), three-year term
Subdivision and Development Appeal Board, three-year term
Youth Council is looking to fill five more positions for 2026. Online applications will be accepted until Jan. 14. Council will appoint the successful applicants on Feb. 2.
New opportunities for all boards and committees will open in late 2026.
