
Board & Committees
Board & Committees
Committee members are appointed by the Board and serve a one-year fixed term. In some committees there is a limit to the number of terms that a member may serve.
The Regional Board meets on a semi-monthly basis to consider a wide variety of matters within its mandate. The Regional Board may establish committees and commissions to assist with any aspect of administering or operating the services that it provides.
Committees and commissions currently in place include:
- Committee of the Whole
- Electoral Areas Services Committee
- Municipal Services Committee
- First Nations Relations Committee
- Strathcona Gardens Commission
These committees normally meet once a month to consider matters that have been referred to them and to make recommendations back to the Regional Board.
Agendas and minutes for these committees are public, and anyone is welcome to attend meetings. You can search the minutes from past meetings and view upcoming agendas on the Agenda and Minutes page.
2023 Board & Committee Elections
The following was passed at the Inaugural Board & Committee meetings:
- Regional Board
Chair – Director Baker
Vice Chair – Director Kerr
- Electoral Area Services Committee
Chair – Director Whalley
Vice Chair – Director Vonesch
- Strathcona Gardens Commission
Chair – Commissioner Sinnott
Vice Chair – Commissioner Rice
- First Nations Relations Committee
Chair – Director Mawhinney
Vice Chair – Director Davis
- Committee of the Whole
Chair – Director Chapman
Vice Chair – vacant
COMING SOON …
- Municipal Services Committee
Chair –
Vice Chair –
Strathcona Accessibility and Inclusion Advisory Committee
In partnership with its member municipalities (City of Campbell River, Village of Gold River, Village of Sayward, Village of Tahsis, and Village of Zeballos), Vancouver Island Regional Library, School Districts, and other public sector organizations in the region, the SRD is creating a joint regional accessibility committee to help improve accessibility and inclusion in the Strathcona region. Learn More >