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Council Highlights - June 22, 2026

Council Highlights - June 22, 2026
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At its June 22 meeting, Devon Town Council considered several bylaws, governance matters and long-term planning initiatives. Highlights from the meeting are summarized below. Information is based on the approved Council meeting minutes.

Advertising and Public Notice Bylaw Adopted

Council held a public hearing and approved second and third readings of Advertising and Public Notice Bylaw 1031/2026. The bylaw modernizes the Town's public notification requirements and allows for additional electronic notification methods while continuing to meet Municipal Government Act requirements. During the public hearing, one resident asked how newspaper advertising would continue to be used and administration confirmed that notices would still identify affected areas, though specific addresses would not be published.

Council Procedural Bylaw Receives Final Approval

Council approved second and third readings of Council Procedural Bylaw 1032/2026. Prior to the vote, a written submission from a resident opposing the inclusion of a Treaty 6 Territory and Traditional Land Acknowledgement within the bylaw was read into the record and accepted as information. The bylaw was approved as amended.

Councillor Mike Hanly Appointed Deputy Mayor

Council appointed Councillor Mike Hanly as Deputy Mayor for the period of July 1, 2026 to February 28, 2027. Mayor Jeff Craddock administered the Oath of Office following the appointment.

Long-Term RCMP Financial Plan Approved

Council approved the RCMP 2027-2032 Multi-Year Financial Plan and authorized the Mayor to execute the agreement. The plan provides a framework for future policing costs and resources over the next six years.

Response to Town of Calmar Regarding Voyageur Park Parking Program

Council considered correspondence from the Town of Calmar regarding the paid parking program at Voyageur Park. Council directed that a letter be sent under the Mayor's signature thanking the Town of Calmar for its correspondence and declining its request.

Grant Reporting to be Included in Budget Discussions

Council directed Administration to include reports on 2026 grant recipients during future budget deliberations to provide additional information on the use of community grant funding.

Library Lease Extension Authorized

Following an in-camera discussion, Council authorized Administration to finalize and execute the library lease extension.

 

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The Town of Devon acknowledges the land we are on, Treaty Six territory and the homeland of the Métis, which encompasses the traditional lands of the Cree (nehiyawak), Blackfoot (niitsitapi), Nakota (isga), Anishinaabe (anishinaabeg), and Métis (michif) Peoples, who are the legal caretakers and protectors of the lands and waters, and who have been here since time immemorial.

We acknowledge that Devon is within the traditional lands and territories of kiskayôs (Bobtail) and maskêkosihk (Enoch Cree) First Nations. We shall continue to uphold our Treaty responsibilities to all Peoples of Treaty Six and continue to work with all Indigenous Peoples towards a better future together.

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