Lend your enthusiasm and experience to your community!
The Town of Rocky Mountain House relies on informed and engaged residents to serve as public members on various boards and committees. Browse the current openings below, then complete an application form.
Members are appointed at Council's Organizational Meeting each October, or throughout the year as vacancies arise.
How to Apply
Please submit an application form stating qualifications, related experience, community involvement and reasons for serving on the board of your choice. You can pick up an application form at the Town Office or download an application form here.
Submit completed applications, in confidence, to legislative@trmh.ca Attn: Tracy Breese
Community Events Committee | 5 Members
The Community Events Committee requires five (5) public members to advise and actively participate in the creation, coordination and promotion of community events that showcase the Town of Rocky Mountain House. Public members must be residents of Rocky Mountain House or Clearwater County.
Minimum of four (4) meetings a year and locations to be determined. This is a two (2) year appointment commencing November 1, 2026.
For more information, please contact Lisa Tchir, Recreation Services Manager at 403-847-5269 or ltchir@trmh.ca
Policing Committee | 1 Member
The Rocky Mountain House Policing Committee requires one (1) public member to advise of local policing matters, as per the Policing Bylaw 2025/16. The Member must be a resident of the Town of Rocky Mountain House, willing to complete an enhanced security check and take an Oath of Office.
Meetings are held every two months, times and locations to be determined. The term for the Committee is a maximum of three (3) years, commencing November 1, 2026.
For more information, please contact Tracy Breese, Legislative & Protective Services Manager at 403-845-2866, ext. 288 or Legislative@trmh.ca
Rocky Public Library Board | 2 Members
The Town of Rocky Mountain House invites applications for two (2) public members at large to sit on the Library Board. The Board provides governance for the Town of Rocky Mountain House Library. Library Board trustees serve three-year terms with an option to reapply. Trustees may serve for no more than three consecutive three-year terms. Interim appointments are not included in calculating length of terms. A trustee who has served three consecutive three-year terms is not eligible for re-appointment for a period of one year following the end of the third term.
Meetings are held the fourth Wednesday of every month, excluding July and August, at 7 p.m. This is a three-year appointment commencing January 1, 2027.
For more information, please contact Ben Worth, Manager, Rocky Mountain House Public Library at 403-845-2042 or ben.armh@prl.ab.ca
Rocky Senior Housing Council | 1 Member
The Town of Rocky Mountain House invites applications for one (1) public member at large to sit on the Rocky Senior Housing Council. The Rocky Senior Housing Council has a mandate to provide affordable housing for senior citizens who are functionally independent with the assistance available through existing community-based services and who would not be more appropriately provided for in a health care facility. The Council provides governance of Westview Lodge and five self-contained senior residences in the area.
Meetings are held the third Thursday of every month at 9:00 AM. This is a two (2) year appointment commencing November 1, 2026.
For more information, please contact Vanessa Kidd, Administrator of Rocky Senior Housing Council at 403-845-3588 or administrator@rockyseniors.com
Subdivision and Development Appeal Board | 1 Member
The Town of Rocky Mountain House invites applications for one (1) Public-at-Large member. Public-at-Large Members may be residents or non-residents of the Town of Rocky Mountain House but must be at least eighteen years of age. Preference will be given to candidates that possess experience in one or more of the following areas: community representation or knowledge of community issues, architecture, law, engineering/construction, urban planning/land use/development, or the operation of quasi-judicial boards or administrative tribunals. Find out more.
The Board holds hearings as necessary to consider and decide appeals with a Panel. Members shall be appointed by Council for a term up to three-years.
For more information, please contact Tracy Breese, Legislative & Protective Services Manager at 403-845-2866, ext. 288 or Legislative@trmh.ca
