Councillors and Wards

City Council consists of the mayor and 14 City councillors, one representing each of Calgary’s 14 Wards. Councillors represent the citizens in their ward in making Council decisions that have local and city-wide impac​t. City Councillors also sit on a variety of City Boards, Commissions and Committees.

Wards and communities

Wards are specific local regions within Calgary that are comprised of multiple communities. The boundaries of Calgary’s wards are reviewed and revised every four years as Calgary grows. Each City Councillor represents one of Calgary’s 14 Wards.

Ward and Communities map

City Councillors and Ward Map

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Request a congratulatory message

Would you like to have a congratulatory message sent from a ward councillor to a Calgarian celebrating a significant birthday, anniversary, or other special event? You can request a congratulatory note from your Councillor. Please note that we require 3 to 5 weeks for preparation and delivery of your message.

Accountability

The role and responsibilities of a Councillor are set out within the Municipal Government Act (MGA). Additionally, in order to promote transparency and accountability, Council has established polices that guide Councillor conduct and that require them to regularly disclose expenses, visitor listings and gifts.

City Council accountability - responsibilities, compensation and expense disclosures

Your Councillor

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Office of the Councillors

General address:
The City of Calgary
Office of the Councillors (8001)
P.O. Box 2100, Station M
Calgary, AB, Canada T2P 2M5

Courier address:
The City of Calgary
Office of the Councillors (8001)
700 Macleod Trail S.E.
Calgary, AB, Canada T2G 2M3

Phone: 403-268-2430

Fax: 403-268-8091 or 403-268-3823

Mayor and Councillors

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