Organizational meetings continue…

Council appointed Marc Boychuk as Deputy Mayor for the remainder of this Council’s term, which ends Fall 2025.

Ward 5 Councillor Corinna Williams has been acclaimed as Reeve, with Ward 4 Councillor Art
Laurin elected as Deputy Reeve, in accordance with the County’s Procedural Bylaw.

On October 8th, the Town of Falher held their Annual Organizational Meeting. Councillor Donna Buchinski was elected by Council to remain as the Chief Elected Official (Mayor), and Councillor Lindsay Brown was elected to remain as Deputy Chief Elected Official (Deputy Mayor).

The Town of Falher’s Census reveals a total population of 1,039 individuals.

In addition to a total counted population of 991, the Town of Falher used Municipal Affairs’ method for counting non-contacted dwellings for an estimate of 48 other persons.

The Big Lakes County Transportation Department will conduct asphalt road maintenance in each of our five hamlets and throughout the municipality beginning on October 29th and continuing for the next few weeks as weather permits.

To ensure the safety of our staff, we kindly ask that all residents obey posted speed limits and exercise caution while driving through these work zones.

Thank you for your cooperation as we work to improve our roads!

Council held their organizational meeting where Robert Willing was elected as Reeve and Sandra Eastman as Deputy Reeve. Council also set council meeting dates, reviewed the remuneration schedule, and appointed Councillors to various committees. Council also adopted its newly developed vision statement “Progressive. Prosperous. Peaceful” and mission statement “Providing accountable leadership for exceptional quality of life.”