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Moved: Alignment of Municipal Fiscal Year with Provincial and Federal Budget Cycles – DEFEATED (Seconded by Penhold)

Moved: Investing in Prevention: Strengthening FCSS and Community Well-Being – PASSED (Seconded by AB Munis board)

Penhold

Seconded: Broadening Scope of Off-Site Levies – PASSED (Moved by Cochrane)

Moved: Strengthening Auditor Reporting of Financial Irregularities in Municipal Financial Statements – DEFEATED (Seconded by Sylvan Lake)

Moved: Strengthening Alberta Municipalities’ voice to the Province by Increasing the Resolution Voting Threshold – PASSED (Seconded by Strathcona County)

Lacombe

Seconded: Modernization of Municipal Investment Authorities Under the Municipal Investment Regulation – PASSED (Moved by Grande Prairie, also seconded by Duchess)

Moved: Protecting Municipal Elected Office from Unrelated Professional Regulatory Restrictions – PASSED (Seconded by AB Munis board)

Rocky Mountain House

Seconded: Further Strengthening Governance and Funding Models for Seniors’ Lodge Accommodations – PASSED (Moved by Edmonton)

Seconded: Door-to-Door Solar Sales – PASSED (Moved by St. Albert, also seconded by Jasper and Westlock)

Town of Stettler

Moved: Expanded Grant Eligibility for Water Infrastructure – PASSED (Seconded by Camrose)

Rimbey

Moved: Limiting the Use of Fresh Water in Hydraulic Fracturing – PASSED (Seconded by Sylvan Lake)

Sylvan Lake

Moved: Family Support for Children with Disabilities Transparency and Timely Access – PASSED (Seconded by Nanton)

Innisfail

Seconded: Restoring Provincial Support for Perpetual Conservation Easements – PASSED (Moved by Cochrane)

Additionally, Penhold Town Councillor Tyrone Muller received the Award of Excellence.

The award recognizes outstanding civic leadership by current or former municipal elected officials who’ve served at least four years in office.

Muller, a police IT analyst by trade, was first elected in 2017, re-elected in 2021, and acclaimed in 2025. He serves on several boards and committees, including the emergency management advisory committee, the licensing appeal board, Red Deer & District FCSS, and the South Red Deer Regional Wastewater Commission, to name a few.

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