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These Qualified Assessment Review Board Members Have Agreed to Have Their Names Published, and May Be Available to Sit As Board Members in Another Municipality Assessment Review Board Members These qualified Assessment Review Board Members have agreed to have their names published, and may be available to sit as board members in another municipality. If you require an Assessment Review Board Member for your municipality, please contact the Assessment Review Board Clerk or the CAO of a muncipality near you for further information. Assessment Review Board Members Municipality Phone number First Name Last Name Athabasca County 780-675-2273 Brian Bahry Athabasca County 780-675-2273 Jack Dowhaluk Athabasca County 780-675-2273 Ron Epp Athabasca County 780-675-2273 Kevin Haines Athabasca County 780-675-2273 Emil Zachkewich Beaver County 780-663-3730 Blair Ewasiuk Beaver County 780-663-3730 Jennifer Goertzen Beaver County 780-663-3730 Evie Kuz Beaver County 780-663-3730 Phyllis Lefsrud Beaver County 780-663-3730 Peter McArthur Beaver County 780-663-3730 James Young Brazeau County 780-542-7777 Bob Kitching Brazeau County 780-542-7777 Bill Urchyshyn Camrose County 780-672-4446 Don Gregorwich Camrose County 780-672-4446 Doug Lyseng Cardston County 403-653-4977 Randy Janisko Cardston County 403-653-4977 Delton Jensen City of Airdrie 403-948-8800 Linda Eckhart City of Airdrie 403-948-8800 Catherine Greene City of Airdrie 403-948-8800 Dan Oneil City of Airdrie 403-948-8800 Janis Risi City of Airdrie 403-948-8800 Christa Sanders City of Brooks 403-362-3333 Bevin Keith City of Brooks 403-362-3333 Noel Moriyama City of Brooks 403-362-3333 Susan Robertson City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Kevin Barry Bickford City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Arlene Blake Page 1 of 15 This list is subject to change without notice. Last updated August 8, 2012 Assessment Review Board Members Municipality Phone number First Name Last Name City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Martin Edmund Bruton City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Peter Charuk City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Richard Cochrane City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Ray Deschaine City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Ken Farn City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Ann Huskinson City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Dwight Julien City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Jim Kerrison City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Bob Kodak City of Calgary 403-268-2489 James Lam City of Calgary 403-268-2489 John Mathias City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Paul McKenna City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Garry Milne City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Yvette Nesry City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Jade O'Hearn City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Philip Pask City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Walter Paterson City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Jim Rankin City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Sherry Rourke City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Ronald Roy City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Donald Steele City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Terry Usselman City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Alfredo Wong City of Calgary 403-268-2489 Allan Zindler City of Camrose 780-672-4426 Joe Furber City of Camrose 780-672-4426 David Kotyk City of Cold Lake 780-594-4494 Robert Buckle City of Cold Lake 780-594-4494 Duane Lay City of Cold Lake 780-594-4494 Vicky Lefebvre City of Cold Lake 780-594-4494 Hubert Rodden City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 John Braim City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Brian Carbol City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Thomas Thomas Eapen City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Brian Frost Page 2 of 15 This list is subject to change without notice. Last updated August 8, 2012 Assessment Review Board Members Municipality Phone number First Name Last Name City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Ronald Funnell City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Pam Gill City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Petra Hagemann City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Brian Hetherington City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Jack Jones City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Taras Luciw City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Mary Sheldon City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Judy Shewchuk City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Jasbeer Singh City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 Anthony Slemko City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 James Wall City of Edmonton 780-496-8178 George Zaharia City of Fort Saskatchewan 780-992-6200 Stew Hennig City of Fort Saskatchewan 780-992-6200 Gale Katchur City of Fort Saskatchewan 780-992-6200 Una Truscott City of Grande Prairie 780-538-0300 John Croken City of Grande Prairie 780-538-0300 Barbara Dixon City of Grande Prairie 780-538-0300 Kevin McLean City of Grande Prairie 780-538-0300 Justin Munroe City of Grande Prairie 780-538-0300 Linda Murphy City of Leduc 780-980-7177 Brian Anderson City of Leduc 780-980-7177 Brian Calhoun City of Leduc 780-980-7177 Kimberly Carr City of Leduc 780-980-7177 Gerald C.M. Thomas City of Lethbridge 403-329-7355 Baljinder Boora City of Lethbridge 403-329-7355 William LeLievre City of Lethbridge 403-329-7355 Hank Louwerse City of Lethbridge 403-329-7355 Grant McAlister City of Lethbridge 403-329-7355 Darwin Nikoleychuk City of Lethbridge 403-329-7355 W. Kent Perry City of Lethbridge 403-329-7355 Shelley Schmidt City of Medicine Hat 403-529-8220 Violet Pergel City of Medicine Hat 403-529-8220 Diana Stiem City of Medicine Hat 403-529-8220 Rolf Traichel Page 3 of 15 This list is subject to change without notice. Last updated August 8, 2012 Assessment Review Board Members Municipality Phone number First Name Last Name City of Medicine Hat 403-529-8220 Wayne Ziegler City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Jeffrey Dawson City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Rosita Fitzpatrick City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Al Gamble City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 David Hoar City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Velma Keeler City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Allan Knight City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Glen LaBuc City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Maynerd Peterson City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Ian Ronnie City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Duane Smethurst City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Kevin Steckler City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Tom Stevens City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Donna Trottier City of Red Deer 403-342-8132 Tricia Willis City of Spruce Grove 780-962-2611 Jeff Acker City of Spruce Grove 780-962-2611 Margo Day City of Spruce Grove 780-962-2611 William Steinburg City of Spruce Grove 780-962-2611 Searle Turton City of St. Albert 780-459-1500 Brenda Cleland City of St. Albert 780-459-1500 Grace Cooke City of St. Albert 780-459-1500 Gary Godziuk City of St. Albert 780-459-1500 Peggy Hartman City of St. Albert 780-459-1500 Mark Saxton City of St. Albert 780-459-1500 Normand Therrien City of St. Albert 780-459-1500 Adrian Waters City of St. Albert 780-459-1500 David Wedge City of Wetaskiwin 780-361-4400 Barry Hawkes City of Wetaskiwin 780-361-4400 Patricia MacQuarrie City of Wetaskiwin 780-361-4400 Mark McFaul City of Wetaskiwin 780-361-4400 Don Proudlock City of Wetaskiwin 780-361-4400 Glenn Ruecker Clear Hills County 780-685-3925 Audrey Bjorklund County of Barrhead 780-674-3331 Doug Drozd Page 4 of 15 This list is subject to change without notice. Last updated August 8, 2012 Assessment Review Board Members Municipality Phone number First Name Last Name County of Barrhead 780-674-3331 Bill Lane County of Barrhead 780-674-3331 Gerald Nanninga County of Barrhead 780-674-3331 Darrell Troock County of Forty Mile 403-867-3530 Lynden Hutchinson County of Grande Prairie 780-532-9722 Leanne Beaupre County of Grande Prairie 780-532-9722 Lois Dueck County of Grande Prairie 780-532-9722 Pat Jacobs County of Grande Prairie 780-532-9722 Jack O'Toole County of Grande Prairie 780-532-9722 Brock Smith County of Lethbridge 403-328-5525 John Willms County of Minburn 780-632-2082 Kim Houle County of Minburn 780-632-2082 Rachel Pichoch County of Newell 403-362-3266 Wayne Daniels County of Newell 403-362-3266 Anne Marie Philipsen County of Paintearth 403-882-3211 Brian Bunbury County of Paintearth 403-882-3211 Robert Dahmer County of Paintearth 403-882-3211 Tyrrill Hewitt County of Paintearth 403-882-3211 Anthony Nichols County of Paintearth 403-882-3211 Wayne Richardson County of Paintearth 403-882-3211 Walter Weber County of St. Paul 780-645-3301 Cliff Martin County of St. Paul 780-645-3301 Eleanor Zimmerman County of Stettler 403-742-4441 Gord Latham County of Stettler 403-742-4441 John Pearson County of Stettler 403-742-4441 Les Stulberg County of Thorhild 780-398-3741 Kevin Grumetza County of Thorhild 780-398-3741 Charles Newell County of Thorhild 780-398-3741 John Olson County of Two Hills 780-657-3358 Patrick Gordeyko County of Two Hills 780-657-3358 Soren Odegard County of Vermilion River 780-846-2244 Richard Van Ee County of Warner 403-642-3635 Ross Ford County of Warner 403-642-3635 Robert Jones County of Wetaskiwin 780-352-3321 Larry McKeever Page 5 of 15 This list is subject to change without notice. Last updated August 8, 2012 Assessment Review Board Members Municipality Phone number First Name Last Name County of Wetaskiwin 780-352-3321 Wayne Meyers County of Wetaskiwin 780-352-3321 Brenda Shantz County of Wetaskiwin 780-352-3321 Nancy Watson Cypress County 403-526-2888 Brad Betcker Flagstaff County 780-384-4100 John Chenoweth Flagstaff County 780-384-4100 Ken Rawluk Kneehill County 866-443-5541 Ken Hoppins Lac La Biche County 780-623-1747 Alvin Kumpula Lac La Biche County 780-623-1747 Cecilia Quist Lac La Biche County 780-623-1747 MJ Siebold Lac La Biche County 780-623-1747 Heather Stromquist Lac Ste.
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