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Administrator
and Corporate Services
The
City Administrator directs the overall operation
of the City. She oversees the four City departments -
Corporate Administration, Financial Administration,
Public Works and the Fire Department.
Appointed by Council, she is Council's staff liaison,
providing advice and recommendations with regard to
policies, as well as ensuring that policies, directives
and other decisions of Council are carried out.
The Administrator is the City's key liaison with
other agencies operating within, or on behalf of, the
City, such as the R.C.M.P., Grand Forks Public Library,
the Boundary Museum and the Chamber of Commerce, to
name a few.
The Administrator is responsible for labour and service
contracts, and land sales and acquisitions negotiations.
As well, she is the individual responsible for communicating
Council's decisions to the public and the media.
The City's Chief Administration Officer is Lynne Burch.
Corporate Administration:
The Corporate Officer is the municipal officer assigned
the responsibility of Corporate Administration. Appointed
by Council, and reporting to the Administrator, the
Corporate Officer's statutory duties include:
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Ensuring that minutes of all Council and Committee
meetings are prepared accurately and that these
minutes are kept secured |
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The drafting of bylaws and other records of the
City of Grand Forks |
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Certifying bylaws and other documents |
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Ensuring that access is provided to local government
records as required by law |
In addition to the above statutory duties, the Corporate Officer coordinates the drafting of contracts,
the preparation of all meeting agendas, administration
of the Collective Agreement.
The Corporate Officer's department staff includes:
Diane Heinrich, Corporate Officer
Kathy LaBossiere, Planning Technician
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