Municipal Governance
In 2018, elections were held in municipalities across Prince Edward Island to fill the positions of mayor and councillor. Below is a summary report reflecting only the information provided to the Municipal Affairs and Provincial Planning Division from...
The 2018 Municipal Orientation Session was designed to create an opportunity for elected candidates to network with both new and experienced mayors and councillors and to help you gain some insight into the issues and subject matter many councils face...
This form must be completed by each municipal council member within 30 days of being elected and filed with the Chief Administrative Officer in accordance with clause 107(2)(d) of the Municipal Government Act.
Congratulations on being elected to municipal council. The following information will help you identify the next steps for you as an elected official and direct you to resources.
What do I do once I am elected?
Meet with the Chief Administrative...
This guide has been prepared by the Municipal Affairs Division of the Prince Edward Island Department of Communities, Land and Environment as a resource for your local government.
The guide provides a brief overview of what you will encounter or need to...
What was the information session about?
The first hour of each information session covered the financial plan requirements under the Municipal Government Act (specifically the contents of the operating budget, capital budget, and the five-year capital...
Anyone elected or appointed to a municipal council must swear or affirm this Oath of Office.
2018 Municipal Orientation Session invitation poster.