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Guided by the community vision and goals for the future, District of Tofino Council and staff work together to articulate the strategic priorities and key deliverables.
The District of Tofino Council is made up of a Mayor and six Councillors who are each elected at large for a four-year term. The Mayor serves as the head of the municipality and chairs all Council meetings when in attendance. The Chief Administrative Officer reports to Council and directs staff to carry out the mandate of the organization and our priorities.
Info to know
Budget 2022
The District of Tofino’s 2022 - 2026 financial planning process is now underway. Throughout the planning process there will be several opportunities for community engagement.
Council Meetings
Keep up-to-date with District of Tofino projects and plans by attending Council meetings.
How to Participate
The District of Tofino Mayor and Council greatly value community input. There are various ways for community member to engage in the civic process.
Town Hall News & Announcements
Pursuant to section 127(2) of the Community Charter and section 22 of the District of Tofino Meeting Procedure Bylaw No. 1229, 2016, notice is hereby given that a Special Council Meeting will be held Wednesday, February 2, 2022 at 8:30 a.m. for the purposes of the 2022-2026 Draft Financial Plan.
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Mayor Law spoke to the Omicron variant and COVID-19 protocols, including additional precautions in Municipal Hall and other District buildings. He expressed his thankfulness for the community and for vaccines, reiterating how fortunate we are to have these advances and how important it is for government to continue to take care of their communities.
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Mayor Law recapped a local government round table hosted by Minister of Municipal Affairs, the Honorable Josie Osborne and Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation, the Honorable Murray Rankin. There were over 44 mayors and chairs present for the discussions about local government efforts towards reconciliation across the island.
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Reporting to the Manager of Protective Services, the Bylaw Supervisor is responsible for the day-to-day supervision of the Bylaw Enforcement Officers, Business License Inspector and overseeing the enforcement of the District’s regulatory bylaws, approving and issuing licenses and permits, and liaising with various government agencies.
Read MoreReporting to the Daycare Supervisor the Child Care Relief Worker assists in the day-to-day operation of the Community Children’s Centre (the Centre). This position is a casual position used during periods of staff shortages to perform the roll of a Child Care Worker in the Centre.
Read MoreThe Community Children’s Centre, located on the west coast of Vancouver Island, in Tofino BC, is looking for a qualified candidate to fill the part-time position of Child Care Worker.
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