Councillor Barb Castell
 

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Contact the councillor for your Division. If you are in Division 3, please contact me.

Here is a list of the Boards and Committees that I am on for 2009-2010:

Accounts Review Committee

Ann and Sandy Cross Conservation Area Board

Bow River Basin Council (Alternate)

Centre 78 Society Advisory Committee

Dark Sky Initiative's Stakeholders Working Group

Development Appeal Board (Alternate)

Family and Community Support Services (FCSS)

Foothills Cemetery Board

Foothills Humane Society Board

Historical Review Committee

Leighton Art Centre Board

Longview Inter-Municipal Negotiating Committee

Marigold Library Board (Alternate)

Millarville Recreation Board

Okotoks Inter-Municipal Negotiating Committee (Alternate)

Priddis/Red Deer Lake Recreation Board (Alternate)

Turner Valley & Black Diamond Inter-Municipal Negotiating Committee

Turner Valley Oil and Gas Group Committee (TVOGG)

The boundaries for Division 3 are as follows:

North
242 Avenue & Plummers Road East of the T intersection at 240 Street

South
The Sheep River and the Northern city limits of Turner Valley & Black Diamond

East
144 Street

West
The Western forestry boundary

You can also check the M.D. of Foothills Councillor Division Boundaries.

The Cowboy Trail is the 700 km route along Highway 22 from Cardston to Mayerthorpe. The highway is considered by many to be among Alberta's most scenic. For more information visit The Cowboy Trail Tourism Association.

To listen to the people and be a voice for the people in Division 3.

My decision to run for Councillor stemmed from my concern that there is no development plan for our unique and fragile Eastern Slopes. Issues such as water, drainage, farming and ranching, wildlife corridors, country lifestyle must be managed in a responsible, well planned way.

After attending several council meetings it was clear some constituents were being ignored in their pleas to council. It is my belief that council members must listen to their constituents and represent their concerns.