Local Government

Local Government in Lake Country

At the heart of our vibrant and picturesque community in Lake Country, BC, lies a commitment to transparent governance and active civic participation. This page is your gateway to valuable information about our local government officials, city council meetings, and how you can get involved in civic activities that shape the future of our beautiful region.

Meet Your Local Government Officials

The District of Lake Country is governed by a Mayor and Council, who are elected by the people of Lake Country every four years. The current Mayor of Lake Country is Blair Ireland. The Council consists of six members:

  • Tricia Brett
  • Heather Irvine
  • Michael Lewis
  • Todd McKenzie
  • Bib Patel
  • Cara Reed

The Mayor and Council are responsible for making decisions on a wide range of issues that affect the residents of Lake Country, including:

    • Land use and development
    • Infrastructure and transportation
    • Public safety and security
    • Parks and recreation
    • Financial planning and management

City Council Meetings

Transparency and accessibility are cornerstones of our governance in Lake Country. Stay informed about our city council meetings, where decisions that affect our community’s well-being are made. We provide detailed schedules, agendas, and minutes for every council meeting. Whether you’re interested in specific topics, wish to voice your concerns, or simply want to witness the democratic process in action, you’ll find all the information you need right here

The Mayor and Council meet twice a month in regular session. These meetings are open to the public and are streamed live on the District of Lake Country website. Meeting minutes are also available on the website.

How to get involved in civic activities

There are many ways to get involved in civic activities in Lake Country. Here are a few ideas:

  • Attend City Council meetings and speak up on the issues that matter to you.
  • Serve on a City Council committee or board.
  • Volunteer with a local community organization.
  • Run for office in the next municipal election.

Here are some additional resources for getting involved in civic activities in Lake Country

The District of Lake Country website provides information on upcoming City Council meetings, public hearings, and other civic engagement opportunities.
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