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Mayor
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Rod Shaigec Mayor Phone: 780-968-8410 E-mail: rshaigec@parklandcounty.com |
February 20, 2013 - State of the County Address
Click HERE for the video of the State of the County Address given at the Stony Plain Chamber of Commerce Luncheon.
Click HERE to read his speech and click HERE to view the presentation.
Mayor's Biography
Rodney Shaigec was elected in October of 2010 to his first term as Mayor of Parkland County. He has been a resident of Parkland County, in Carvel, for more than three decades. His family ties to the area extend more than 100 years.
Rod has a diverse educational and professional background. He holds a Bachelor of Applied Sciences degree, Major in Communications, from Simon Fraser University, two trade certifications from N.A.I.T., and is a certified Geo-Thermal Installer.
Rod applied his Communications/Business Degree to working with First Nations groups in B.C. There, he provided business and economic advisory services. He also worked in technical sales – for a Fortune 500 group of companies, operated his own business in the construction industry, and managed commercial sales for a large Canadian retail company.
He has volunteered in many capacities, including sitting as a public member of the Parkland County Subdivision Authority Board, providing input towards the County’s Municipal Development Plan and the Heartland Transmission Project, and acting as President of a local community advocacy group.
