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Administrative staff presented Kneehill County council members with a draft policy to reduce council remunerations to aid the county in saving money amid financial hardships, which came as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, during the Tuesday, February 23 regular Kneehill County council meeting.
Discussion first began in December 2020 and was brought back to council during the Tuesday, January 26 council meeting where council voted in favour of administration drafting a new remuneration policy.
“I like how it’s all brought back into one policy, especially Schedule A showing a decrease of 15 per cent roughly,” said Councillor Debbie Penner.
According to council expense reports, each council member receives an annual base pay remuneration of $27,958; the Reeve and Deputy Reeve receive base pay of $36,468 and $31,605 respectively.
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Crime rates in Wetaskiwin are coming down.
During the Oct. 26 Wetaskiwin Committee-of-the-Whole meeting, Wetaskiwin RCMP Insp. Keith Durance told Council that in comparing January to September 2019 to the same time period this year, the total Criminal Code offences had dropped by seven percent with persons crimes down three per cent, property crime down five per cent and other Criminal Code offences down 10 per cent.
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At the Oct. 26 Wetaskiwin Council regular council meeting, council approved a Fire Service Bylaw that would see the City recover costs associated to the suppression of structural fires within the City of Wetaskiwin.
Mitchell area farmer chosen as 2020 Stratford Perth Museum Agriculture Wall of Fame honoree
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A well-known Mitchell area farmer has been chosen as the 2020 Stratford Perth Museum Agriculture Wall of Fame honoree.
It’s the seventh year for the Agriculture Wall of Fame which is open to current or former residents of Perth County who have made outstanding contributions to agriculture in Perth County.
Bert Vorstenbosch is this year’s honoree.
A media release says Bert and his family have farmed in Perth County for 56 years but many of his greatest contributions are community-minded and have little to do with his farm or business.
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