Pictou County Councillors Recognized for Long Terms of Service

Oct 8, 2024 | Local News

With Pictou County council holding their last regular meeting before the municipal election, several councilors were recognized for their long terms of service.

Back Row: Darla MacKeil, Don Butler, David Parker, Larry Turner, Andy Thompson, Chester Dewar and Randy Palmer. Front Row: Mary Elliott, Wayne Murray (Deputy Warden), Robert Parker (Warden), Brian Cullen (CAO), Peter Boyles & Deborah Wadden (Pictou County Municipality photo)

Warden Robert Parker and councilors Deborah Wadden & Andy Thompson were given 15-year certificates, while councilors Randy Palmer, Chester Dewar and David Parker were given certificates for 20+ years on council. David Parker, along with councilor Don Butler, are not offering for another term.

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