Mayor and council
Leduc County council consists of seven councillors that each represent an electoral division. At the annual organizational meeting, councillors nominate and vote for a member of council to serve a one-year term as mayor.
Leduc County council adhere to a Council Code of Conduct, which is consistent with the principles of transparent and accountable government, and ensures all council members share a common understanding of acceptable conduct.
View our council meeting agendas and minutes to stay informed.
Meet the mayor
Tanni Doblanko, division five
Tanni Doblanko is the mayor of Leduc County and division five councillor. She was elected to council in 2013 and was re-elected in 2017. She has served as mayor since 2017.
You can contact Mayor Tanni Doblanko by email or give her a call at 780-955-4565 (office) or 780-920-0675 (cell).
About
Mayor Doblanko facilitates clear, concise communication about decisions made by council and the impacts these decisions have on our community. She is committed to ensuring sustainable agriculture and responding to constituent requests.
Doblanko grew up in Mannville, a small village in central Alberta. Prior to being elected to council, she worked as an assistant superintendent with the Edmonton Public School Board.
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Mayor Doblanko sits on the following Leduc County boards and committees:
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Mayor Doblanko sits on the following external boards and committees:
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Councillors
Get to know the councillors in Leduc County. View our electoral division map to see which councillor is your municipal representative.
Rick Smith, division one
Division one Councillor Rick Smith was elected to Leduc County council in 2013 and acclaimed in 2017.
You can contact Councillor Smith by email or give him a call at 780-955-4561 (office) or 780-920-0671 (cell).
About
Councillor Smith is focused on fostering teamwork within council, while supporting the staff at Leduc County. He wants to support sustainable growth and development in division one and throughout the county. Prior to his work on council, Smith taught special education and behaviour support to children of all ages in Wetaskiwin, Alta. He is originally from Lloydminster, Alta. and has lived in Leduc County since 2006.
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Councillor Smith sits on the following Leduc County boards and committees:
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Councillor Smith sits on the following external boards and committees:
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Kelly-Lynn Lewis, division two
Division two Councillor Kelly-Lynn Lewis was elected to Leduc County council in 2017.
You can contact Councillor Lewis by email or give her a call at 780-955-4562 (office) or 780-920-0672 (cell).
About
Councillor Lewis is focused on fostering trust and communication in division two, while advocating for road improvements to better serve residents. Prior to working with Leduc council, Lewis worked as a restaurant manager, bookkeeper for a small business and manager of a buy-and-sell shop. She has been a resident of Leduc County since 2013.
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Councillor Lewis sits on the following Leduc County boards and committees:
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Councillor Lewis sits on the following external boards and committees:
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Kelly Vandenberghe, division three
Division three Councillor Kelly Vandenberghe was elected to Leduc County council in 2017.
You can contact him by email or give him a call at 780-955-4563 (office) or 780-920-0673 (cell).
About
Councillor Vandenberghe has lived in Leduc County since 1970 and operates a self-sustaining livestock operation and greenhouse. Prior to being elected to Leduc County council, he worked in the oilfield and heavy equipment auction industry, as a small generator solar PV designer and private sewage designer/installer. Vandenberghe is a long-time community volunteer, and has served as a paid on-call firefighter with Leduc County Fire Services in both the Nisku and New Sarepta fire districts.
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Councillor Vandenberghe sits on the following Leduc County boards and committees:
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Councillor Vandenberghe sits on the following quasi-judicial boards and committees:
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Council Vandenberghe sits on the following external boards and committees:
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Larry Wanchuk, division four
Division four Councillor Larry Wanchuk was elected to Leduc County council in 2017.
You can contact him by email or give him a call at 780-955-4564 (office) or 780-920-0674 (cell).
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Councillor Wanchuk sits on the following Leduc County boards and committees:
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Council Wanchuk sits on the following quasi-judicial boards:
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Councillor Wanchuk sits on the following external boards and committees:
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Glenn Belozer, division six
Division five Councillor Glenn Belozer was first elected to Leduc County council in 2013 and was re-elected in 2017.
You can contact Councillor Belozer by email or give him a call at 780-955-4566 (office) or 780-920-0676 (cell).
About
Councillor Belozer aims to be transparent and plays a vital role on council to make sure that decisions are made in the best interest of the county and our residents. Belozer was born and raised in Calmar and is an experienced autobody technician.
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Councillor Belozer sits on the following Leduc County boards and committees:
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Councillor Belozer sits on the following external boards and committees:
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Ray Scobie, division seven
Division seven Councillor Ray Scobie was first elected to Leduc County council in 2017.
You can contact Scobie by email or give him a call at 780-955-4567 (office) or 780-920-0677 (cell).
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Councillor Scobie sits on the following Leduc County boards and committees:
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Councillor Scobie sits on the following external boards and committees:
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