Councillors
The Village of Marwayne is governed by a Mayor and four (4) Councillors who are elected for a four (4) year term. Council oversees all municipal activities in accordance with the Municipal Government Act (MGA), which include but are not limited to:
- Planning and Zoning
- Land Development
- Property Taxation
- Capital Expenditures
- Fire Protection and Bylaw Enforcement
- Road Maintenance and Improvements
- Parks and Recreation
- Water, Sewer and Garbage Services
Your Village of Marwayne Council for 2021 through to 2025 is as follows:
Mayor Chris Neureuter E: ctneureuter@gmail.com
Deputy Mayor Rod McDonald
Councillor Morgan Wood
Councillor Cheryle Eikeland P: 780-242-3256 E: cheryle.eikeland@gmail.com
Councillor Ashley Rainey P: 780-214-1410 E: a_irvine@hotmail.com
Council Committees and Appointee(s)
Subdivision and Development Appeal Board
- Councillor Eikeland
- Councillor Rainey
Emergency Management Committee
- Councillor Wood
- Councillor Wood
- Councillor Eikeland
- Deputy Mayor McDonald
- Councillor Wood
External Committees and Appointee(s)
Agricultural Society
- Councillor Rainey
Alberta Central East (ACE) Water Corporation
- Deputy Mayor McDonald
East Central 911 Call Answer Society
- Mayor Neureuter
Go East of Edmonton
- Councillor Eikeland
Intermunicipal Development Plan Liaison Committee
- Councillor Eikeland
- Councillor Rainey
- Deputy Mayor McDonald
Lloydminster Regional Housing Board
- Deputy Mayor McDonald
Marwayne Library Board
- Councillor Eikeland
Northern Lights Library System
- Councillor Rainey
Northeast Alberta HUB
- Councillor Eikeland
Pioneer Lodge
- Councillor Rainey
Vermilion River Regional Alliance (VRRA)
- Mayor Neureuter
- Councillor Eikeland (Chair)
Vermilion River Regional Waste Management Services Commission
- Deputy Mayor McDonald
Community Futures Lloydminster
- Mayor Neureuter
Council members serve as a valuable resource to Marwayne residents, working to ensure they enjoy a high quality of life. In order to do this effectively, Council members spend a great deal of time studying community problems, preparing for formal Council meetings, speaking with citizens, as well as attending local board meetings and events.
