Mayor & Council

Mayor Lloyd Campbell
Mayor Campbell has been a resident of Fairview for over 40 years. He is self-employed as a land agent in the oil and gas industry. Serving his first term as Mayor, he believes we should all give back a little to make Fairview a community that we are proud to live, raise families, and do business in. He would like to streamline some procedures, make it easier to do business and development in Fairview. Issues important to Mayor Campbell include growth, development, lagoon upgrade & day-to-day upkeep of the existing infrastructure.

Councillor Anne Grayson
"I was born Feb. 27, 1947 (61 yrs ago) in Wingham Ont. We (the Riegling family) moved to Whitelaw in 1977. I am a Mom to 4, Step Mom to 4 & a "Grannie Annie" to 15 (soon to be 16) grandchildren.
I like to get involved and help others - ex) Fairview and Area Food Bank & RCMP V.S.U. That is why I let my name stand for Fairview Town Council (a year ago). I am enjoying every minute of my position as a councillor. I am on the following committees: North Peace Housing, Fine Arts Society, Firehall, Northwest Adult Learning Council, Fairview Library Board, FCSS ( Family Community & Social Services), Cultural & Recreation Board and Aquatic Centre."

Councillor Brent Dechant
Councillor Dechant has lived in Fairview for most of his life. He and his wife Debbie are raising three children. Councillor Dechant works at Peace Farm Power and Debbie runs Pizza Haven. He is on his fourth term on council. "I always wanted to be on council as I want to improve the town and area I live in. My strengths lie in finance, administration, and in bringing new ideas from the community forward. My issues for this term are to maintian fiscal responsibility, complete the water plant upgrades and look at improving our waste water system. Many issues are prevalent in Fairview, including economic development and beautification. I hav ealways maintained that can look at thess, try many ideas but need the financial backing to move with them. This leads us to the priorities for this fiscal year."

Councillor Noel Jorgensen
Councillor Jorgensen grew up in Hanna, AB. He lived in Okotoks with his family, working in Calgary at Canada Safeway as Meat Manager and operating a window cleaning business. The family moved to Fairview four years ago because they liked the idea of raising their two daughters here. Mrs. Corrine Jorgensen came from a family farm in the area.
Currently, Councillor Jorgensen works for Roy Northern land Service and owns a local window cleaning business. His goals as a councillor focus on economic development, lagoon upgrades and a safe and clean place to bring up family.

Concillor Larry Chorney
Councillor Larry Chorney and his wife, Gloria have lived in Fairview for 47 years and raised a family here. He was the Cheif Administrarive Officer for the Town of Fairview for 25 years. He previously served one term on council (1986-1989). Councillor Chorney is now retired and offering full-time service to his postion on council. He has a desire to provide good government and a safe and viable community, representing the will of the citizens. His focus is on economic developement to broaden the assessable tax base in order to maintain the quality of life in Fairview.
Councillor Tim Schindel
Missing: Councillor Tony Prybysh




