THINKING ABOUT RUNNING FOR WEMBLEY TOWN COUNCIL?
Wembley Town Council relies on people with a range of skills, experiences, and perspectives to make decisions that support the needs and interests of the Town of Wembley.
Residents who are open-minded, hard-working, and interested in serving the community may wish to learn more about what is involved in running for Wembley Town Council. Experience with committees, community groups, business, volunteer work, or other forms of public service can be valuable when considering this role.
Effective councils benefit from a diverse range of skills, experiences, and perspectives. A strong council may include people who:
- Understand business and are familiar with reviewing financial statements
- Understand the needs of young families
- Understand the needs of education
- Understand or are involved in recreation
- Understand the needs of seniors
A council that reflects a variety of community perspectives is better positioned to consider decisions that affect the municipality as a whole.
If elected, members of Wembley Town Council serve a four-year term. During the term, council service requires a meaningful time commitment, including preparation for meetings, participation in discussions and decisions, and attendance at community and municipal events. It is important to understand the level of time, preparation, and dedication needed to be an effective member of council, particularly for those balancing council responsibilities with employment, family, or other commitments.
Council members are expected to take part in a variety of meetings, events, and learning opportunities, including:
- Regular, Budget, and Special council meetings
- Regular committee meetings
- Meetings of other boards or agencies as a representative of council
- Conferences, seminars, workshops, and conventions for training and education
- Events that promote or represent your municipality
Council members may also spend time communicating with residents, businesses, neighbouring municipalities, municipal staff, and the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO). Ongoing communication helps council members make informed decisions on behalf of the community.
Anyone interested in municipal service may find it helpful to reflect on their skills and experience. Volunteer experience, community involvement, work history, participation in organizations, and personal experiences can all help build skills such as teamwork, organization, decision-making, communication, and leadership.
Previous Election
2025 Wembley Town Council Election - Acclaimed
September 22, 2025 Completed - As Acclaimed 2025 No Election in the October 20, 2025 municipal election.
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Returning Officer Email: admin@wembley.ca / 780-766-2269