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Cache Creek councillor candidate profile: Wyatt McMurray

“My strength has always been in Finance and contract negotiation”
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Wyatt McMurray – Cache Creek councillor candidate

Question: How long have you lived in your community?

A: 50-plus years

Question: What is your occupation?

A: Businessman

Question: Have you done any volunteer work here? Which group(s)?

A: Yes, Karate, Chamber of Commerce, Cache Aid, Village Council

Question: Have you served before in municipal government or on a Board of School Trustees? If yes, where, when, and for how long?

A: Yes, Village of Cache Creek Council 29 years

Question: Which issues are most important to you?

A: Finance and Landfill

Question: How would you address them?

A: Continue to use a responsible outlook and control of our tax dollars. To continue our work with Belcorp to ensure the new landfill gets open in 2019 putting many people back to work in good

paying long-term jobs.

Question: Additional comments?

A: I am very busy with my work and family.

Although this takes me away a lot, I attend many meetings electronically, by Skype or phone.

Even this next month, I will be in Northern Alberta helping to look after my grandkids while my daughter recovers from a medical operation.

Although I may not be physically in Cache Creek as much as I would like, my heart is and always will be.

I am always there when needed and still in contact with the Village Office multiple times per week.

My strength has always been in Finance and contract negotiation. I have been an integral part of every landfill contract negotiation and this history will be very important going forward over the next few years.

Over the past 29 years, I, along with many councils, have always acted responsibly with your money and I would like to continue to do that.



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