This week, in the last meeting before the election and second-to-last meeting before the next council is sworn in, Duncan Redfearn thanked council "for their leadership and governance" over the past four years.
She will take over the role on an interim basis, following the resignation of Dean Trumbley, who has taken a similar job in the northern BC community of Houston.
"I don't think you can see the bruises from where you're sitting," David Eby joked following a meeting with Regional District of Kootenay Boundary chair Grace McGregor. "She used a phone book."
Dean Trumbley announced his resignation today to become chief administrative officer of the District of Houston, in northern BC. His last day at Greenwood city hall will be Oct. 2.
Capital works director Ben Stevens told city council this week that efforts to locate another well for the city's water system have paid off. The top location is on the disc golf course on 68th Avenue, across from No Frills.
A local politician who is hoping the provincial government will reverse course on abandoning a popular local cycling trail is encouraged after a cabinet minister got a first-hand look at the route.