Basics
This group of people, chosen by residents, makes decisions for a community.
This is the usual consequence for breaking a bylaw.
Fines
These vehicles are funded and managed by local government to help people travel within the city.
Public Transit
how often are local elections held?
every 4 years
Who elects the local government?
citizens of that town/city
This is the name of a rule passed by local governments to help keep people safe and communities running smoothly.
Bylaw
A proposed bylaw must be considered this many times before a vote.
Three times
Local governments build and maintain these places where children play and families gather.
Parks and playgrounds
how many mayors are elected in during the election in Edmonton?
One
What is the leader in a rural community called?
Reeve
Local governments must collect this from property owners in order to pay for services.
Taxes
Bylaws exist to help people stay safe and help the community run this way.
Smoothly, or safely
Before you can vote in municipal elections, you must meet this requirement.
live in the area, and be 18 years old or older
How many Councillors are elected in Edmonton?
12
Who is the mayor of Edmonton?
Andrew Knack
To be on the ballot, a person must first be nominated and complete these.
Nomination papers
Bylaws are laws passed by local government that only apply in this area.
local municipality
Local governments make decisions about land use and this kind of planning for how spaces are used.
urban planning
How many Trustees does EPSB have?
9
Who is the City Councillor for our area?
Jon Morgan
This piece of paper lists the names of candidates and is used for voting.
Ballot
Local councils may have these groups made up of citizens and officials who give advice.
Advisory committee
This person is hired—not elected—to manage the daily operations of the municipality.
City manager
how many school trustees are in Alberta?
approximately 450
Who is the Trustee for EPSB in our area?
Melanie Hoffmann