District of St. Mary’s honours Two Employees for their long service to the Municipality

Jan 9, 2026 | Local News

The Municipality of the District of Saint Mary’s recognized two staff members for their service to the community at the Committee of the Whole meeting held on Wednesday January 7.

Finance Director Marian Fraser was thanked for her twenty years of service. She started as a summer student in 2005 and worked many different roles and positions over the years.

Warden James Fuller (Centre) congratulates Finance Director Marian Fraser (left)  and Director of Recreation and Community Development Mallory Tibbo (right) for their service to the Municipality (District of St. Mary’s photo)

Director of Recreation and Community Development Mallory Tibbo was recognized for five years service. During her tenure she has also held the position of Municipal Clerk.

 

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