Sandy stands for strong leadership, fiscal responsibility, collaboration, transparency and good governance.
As a St. Albertan, I am disheartened and concerned that in the face of the high cost of living impacting all of Alberta including residents of St. Albert, that our city council considered borrowing money to build a $20 Million legacy park in Millennium Park, implement traffic calming measures that far exceed reasonable expenditures in areas where no credible studies have indicated such action, the whole while, growth has stalled in north St. Albert because of infrastructure restrictions, RMR costs are increasing exponentially, we have a swimming pool that has seen multiple, lengthy closures due to lack of oversight, failure to support small business in the way they need support and so much more.
St. Albert needs a city counsel that listens to its residents, that is fiscally responsible, accountable to residents and businesses alike, looking to an affordable future for our beautiful city, working collaboratively with the Government of Alberta as well as our neighbouring communities for the betterment of St. Albert.
On October 20th, 2025 make your mark for Sandy Clark for strong leadership, fiscal responsibility, collaboration, transparency and good governance in the years ahead.