Municipal Administration
The PEI Address Locator application enables you to search by civic address for specific information including Waste Watch collection schedule, electoral district and your municipal, provincial and federal government representatives.
What can I use the...
What are the different types of council meetings?
Regular council meetings are the primary type of council meetings. A regular meeting schedule must be set and published every year. A council must meet at least 6 times a year in a format open to the...
The purpose of emergency management is to save lives, preserve the environment and protect property and the economy. Under the authority of the Emergency Measures Act, the Prince Edward Island Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) is responsible to...
This is the form to file a municipal Election Summary Report in PEI. All municipalities are required to file an Election Summary Report after every municipal election or by-election.
Who files the Election Summary Report?
The Chief Administrative...
This Ministerial Order extends the deadline to pass some of they mandatory bylaws by six months.
This manual has been prepared by the Municipal Affairs and Provincial Planning Division. It is designed
to serve as a guide for municipalities preparing municipal bylaws. Municipal Affairs recommends that a
Council seek legal advice when preparing more...
The Municipal Directory is a list of Municipal Councils and their contact information for all 63 municipalities across Prince Edward Island.
Anyone elected or appointed to a municipal council must swear or affirm this Oath of Office.
Municipalities are required by the Municipal Government Act to have a number of bylaws in place by certain points in time.
What is a bylaw?
Bylaws are laws made by a municipality in accordance with municipal legislation. Municipal councils can pass...
This Fact Sheet describes the notice requirements for municipal council pre-budget meetings, regular meetings, and special meetings.