Government

Council

Municipality of Glenella-Lansdowne is comprised of six wards, each with its own elected representatives. The Reeve is the head of Council and is elected by the entire municipality.

The Council currently consists of the following representatives:

Reeve – Kevin Paramor
Ward One Councilor -Greg McConnell
Ward Two Councilor – Jayce Muir
Ward Three Councilor – Don Boxall
Ward Four Councilor - James Paramor
Ward Five Councilor – Damian Dempsey
Ward Six Councilor – John Pottinger

Council meetings are held the second Thursday of each month and have moved to the Glenella Community Hall. Please note the meeting start time changes for the months December – March from 9am to 9:30am

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PUBLIC NOTICE - Regarding General Borrowing Bylaw 7/2026

The Council of the Municipality of Glenella - Lansdowne at a regular Meeting in the Glenella Community Hall located at 100 Ray Street in Glenella on July 9th, 2026 at 9:30 am will consider the following proposal to borrow $100,000.00 to pay for the purchase of a 2012 Case 1021F Loader. The borrowing will be repaid over five years at a maximum interest rate of 8% per year, with the annual repayment amount being no more than $25,045.62 to be levied annually as part of the general municipal levy.

A copy of the borrowing bylaw can be viewed here: Borrowing Bylaw 7-2026

Audited Financial Statments

Audited Financial Statement – 2015
Audited Financial Statement – 2016

Audited Financial Statements – 2017

Audited Financial Statement – 2018

Audited Financial Statement – 2019
Audited Financial Statement – 2020

Audited Financial Statement - 2021

Audited Financial Statement - 2022

Audited Financial Statement - 2023

Audited Financial Statement - 2024

Audited Financial Statement - 2025

Property Taxes

The name and address which appear on your tax statement are in accordance with the information and advice which have been made available to the Municipal Office. If the property is in the process of a change in ownership it is the responsibility of the person so named on the tax bill to ensure payment is made. If, however, an ownership change has since occurred, please forward the enclosed bill to the current owner or return it immediately to the Municipal Office. It is important that the Municipal Office be advised of any change in ownership or mailing address in order to ensure that the tax bill is properly forwarded. It should be noted that failure to receive a tax bill does not excuse a property owner from the responsibility for payment of taxes nor relieve that owner from liability for any late payment. Tax arrears and penalties must be paid in full before payment can be applied to current taxes.

To see more information on Property Taxes, CLICK HERE.