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ᓲᓂᔮᐤ SŌNIYĀW

FROG LAKE GOVERANCE 

From Enticing Tax Incentives To Streamlined Application Processes Our Dedicated Chief & Council Council Are Here To Help Investors Succeed Without The Barriers To Growth

GOVERNANCE

GOVERNANCE IN FROG LAKE

Frog Lake is committed to our mission of:

 

“We Are Determined To Do Good Things And Committed To Achieve Results For The Frog Lake First Nation.”

 

Our residents are engaged in building and maintaining a community they are proud to live and work in. Collaboration among chief and council, administration staff, municipalities and local and federal government work to ensure Frog Lake is an engaging, dynamic community.

Chief and council can pass and enact resolutions, policies and bylaws which in turn influences our community’s long-term health and well-being. It is important to understand the differences between resolutions, policies and bylaws, as all three can be utilized to create healthy public policy.

A councillor’s job is to work with other council members to set the overall direction of Frog Lake through their role as a policy maker. The policies that council sets are the guidelines for administration to follow as it does the job of running a town. A councillor will spend a lot of time while on council creating new policies and programs or reviewing the current ones to make sure they are working as they should.

MOVING TO FROG LAKE?

When you move here you'll get a Welcome Coupon delivered to your new home! Bring it to us at our office and we'll give you a free Welcome Package that includes all the resources and info you'll need to get settled into your new community.

MEET YOUR ELECTED COUNCIL

Frog Lake's current Chief and Council were officially sworn in on April 28, 2021. Chief and Council have reinstated the Portfolio System as part of their management structure. The following departments have a member of Chief and Council who are designated contact persons for communication purposes.

GREGORY DESJARLAIS 

OFFICE OF CHIEF

Oversees the following areas:

Housing

Capital Committee

Tribal Chiefs Ventures

 

     Email

     780-227-5711

CLIFTON CROSS

OFFICE OF COUNCILLOR

Oversees the following areas:

Housing

Education

Capital Committee

Housing

Economic Development

Youth & Recreation

Daycare

TCCFS

 

     Email

     780-614-7400

PRESTON FAITHFUL

OFFICE OF COUNCILLOR

Oversees the following areas:

Housing

Capital Committee

Public Works

Education

Post Secondary

Social Development

Employment & Training (TCV)

HRD

Health and Wellness

 

     Email

     780-614-7655

STONEY DION

OFFICE OF COUNCILLOR

Oversees the following areas:

Education

Post Secondary

Housing

HRD

Capital Committee

Youth & Recreation

TCCFS

Health & Wellness

 

      Email

       780-547-5817

COLIN QUINNEY

OFFICE OF COUNCILLOR

Oversees the following areas:

Education

Public Works

Housing

Capital Committee

   

     Email

     780-614-4700

STONEY DION

OFFICE OF COUNCILLOR

Oversees the following areas:

Social Development

Public Works

Housing

Capital Committee

Economic Development

      Email

       780-645-1072

CHIEF & COUNCIL WILL BE CONDUCTING COUNCIL MEETINGS VIRTUALLY

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Chief & Council will be conducting council meetings virtually. Anyone wishing to participate in a meeting should register to speak as a delegate. For details, view Presenting To Council Guidelines.

PRESENTING TO COUNCIL

You or your organization can present to Council at a scheduled Council Meeting or Governance and Priorities Committee (GPC) meeting.

You must provide a brief description of the topic you'd like to present. The description should outline what you will ask or discuss with Council or the Committee. Be sure to attach any material you wish to be displayed or distributed. Download our "Presenting to Council" guide for more information.

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5 Days

Prior To Council Meeting Date

30-60 Mins

In Length

7:00 PM

Question Period/Delegation

SUBMITTING A REQUEST TO APPEAR BEFORE COUNCIL

A community organization or a public member wishing to make a presentation to Council at a Council Meeting or a Governance and Priorities Committee (GPC) Meeting must provide a request in writing to the Office of the City Clerk at least four business days prior to the proposed date for the delegation. Written requests can be delivered by one of the following means:

Mail/Hand Delivered

Chief & Council
C/O City Clerk
Frog Lake First Nation
Administration
Frog Lake, Alberta
T0A 1M0

Email - Info@Froglake.Ca

Following the City Clerk’s approval, the request will be forwarded to the Agenda Review Committee who will have final decision on the request. All requests and presentations shall be in accordance with Bylaw 14-2017, the Procedure Bylaw, and shall not contain any inflammatory, obscene or libelous statements.

USE RESPECTFUL LANGUAGE AND INCLUDE:

WHO?

Full name, mailing address, daytime telephone contact and if applicable, email address and the organization being represented.

WHEN?

The date of the request and the date of the Council or Committee Meeting the presenter wishes to attend.

WHO?

A brief description of the topic being presented. Clearly state what is being asked of Council or the Committee. Attach any material the presenter wishes to be displayed or distributed. You may be contacted by a member of City Administration to clarify your presentation and provide further assistance.

PROCESS FOR PRESENTING AT A COUNCIL MEETING...

On the meeting day, be at: Frog Lake First Nation, Administration Building by 1:20 p.m.

Once in Council Chambers please identify yourself and/or your group to a member of Administration. The Chief or Designate will chair the meeting and will welcome you and your group and call on you to make your presentation when your item is next on the Agenda. Once called please have only one spokesperson approach the podium.

If, at any time, the Mayor feels the presentation is not in accordance with the provisions set out in Bylaw 14-2017, they will stop the presentation

If your presentation is regarding an Administrative Agenda Item you will have five (5) minutes, otherwise presentations are limited to ten (10) minutes

When presenting address the Chief “Chief.” It is appropriate to address City Council at the podium by using “Good afternoon Chief and Council.”

When presenting please be respectful and speak into the microphone. Any points/comments made during your presentation must be related to your written submission.

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2022-2025 STRATEGIC PLAN

Frog Lake Council adopted a Strategic Plan for 2022-2025 which provides citizens, businesses, Administration and other stakeholders with an overview of Council's vision for the future of Frog Lake. This document outlines Council’s Mission, Vision, Values and key strategic priorities.

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GET INVOLVED IN YOUR  COMMUNITY

There’s always something fun to do in Frog Lake! Community spirit is alive and well here, with a wide variety of friendly clubs, teams and hobby groups to join.

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