Government Agencies & Offices in City Centre, Fort McMurray, AB

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Results from the 'Government Agencies & Offices' category in City Centre, Fort McMurray

Laila Goodridge, MP Fort McMurray - Cold Lake

Closed now

10110 Fraser Ave #107, Fort McMurray, T9H 5C2

(780) 743-2201

Air Cadets Rotary 868

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20 Riedel St, Fort McMurray, T9H 3E1

780-743-9366

Club, Youth organization, Government Organization

Fort McMurray Service Canada Centre

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8530 Manning Ave #107, Fort Mcmurray, T9H 5G2

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Athabasca Tribal Council

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9206 Mccormick Dr, Fort McMurray, T9H 1C7

(780) 791-2656

Council, Government, Legislative & General Government, Nonprofit Organization, Community Organization, Public Administration, Executive, Social services organization, Except Finance, Social Services, Government Organization, Non-profit organization

Probation Community Corrections

Closed now

9915 FRANKLIN AVENUE, Fort McMurray, T9H 2K4

(780) 743-7190

government, Facility, state, Community Care Facilities, Government office

Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo

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9909 Franklin Avenue, Fort McMurray, T9H 2K4

(780) 743-7000

The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is governed by a Mayor and ten Councillors. All members of Council are elected from the region in accordance with the Local Authorities Election Act. Members of Council serve for a period of (3) years commencing from the organizational meeting held in October following a general election. The Council develops policies, adopts bylaws or resolutions based on these policies and then ensures that they are executed by the administration. The Municipal Government Act provides that Council can only exercise their power of the municipal corporation in the proper form, either by bylaw or resolution passed at a regular or special meeting when a quorum is present and that all these decisions must be made in public. It is important to recognize that the members of Council cannot make valid and binding decisions separately, even though there is unanimous agreement. They must give a collective judgement as a group and not as individuals.