Lloydminster city council has reappointed nine community leaders to the Social Policy Framework (SPF) Leadership Team for a new two-year term, following a request for decision presented at Monday’s council meeting.
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The appointed members are Becky Schille, David McLennan, Gina Nelson, Lana Lane, Lorelee Marin, Stephanie Miller, Teri-Lynn MacKie, Ronda Zinger and Chair Sherri Husch Foote. Their terms began Aug. 17 and will end Aug. 30, 2028.
The decision allows the volunteer team to continue its role as the central hub connecting working groups across the city. The SPF leadership team acts as a co-ordinating body, directing initiatives, tracking outcomes and tackling local social priorities identified through community needs assessments.
Recruited through a subcommittee process that uses direct invitations and open public applications, the leadership team is structured to hold between eight and 12 volunteer members.
The social policy framework provides a collaborative model designed to align local community organizations, businesses, and government resources to address social issues and improve overall quality of life across Lloydminster.
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