Municipal Governance
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.
Who do I call first about a municipal issue or concern?
Municipal Affairs encourages you to first contact your municipality if you have a concern or issue. Municipalities have bylaws and policies to deal with conflict of interest, code of conduct,...
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. Click here to download a new councillor presentation to give you an...
This guide provides a brief overview of what members of council will encounter or need to know during their term of office, such as the roles of council and administration, conflict of interest, public participation in municipal decision-making and...
There is a dedicated Municipal Elections Website to direct you to forms and information for voters, candidates and election officials. (2018 but still relevant Municipal Elections Guidebook).
See the Municipal By-Election Calendar. If you need election ...
The Municipal Government Act and its regulations require that certain information is recorded on a “form approved by the Minister” for municipal elections. There are forms that must be filled out by candidates, election officials, the Chief...
The Municipal Government Act (MGA) raises the standards in good governance, financial accountability, administration, and service delivery while granting municipalities greater authority, flexibility, and discretion. The MGA came into effect on December...
For information on municipal contact information, website, elected official names, list of bylaws and more, visit Municipal Directory online search feature.
For more information on PEI Municipal government.
List of Municipal Governments in Prince...