Richard Wagner is Councillor for south of Mannville area rural residents and Hamlet of Minburn residents.

Councillor Wagner was formerly the County of Minburn's Superintendent of Public Works from November 1990 to September 2004 - 14 years!

Roger Konieczny is Councillor for rural residents north of Mannville/Minburn area.  

Roger has been married to his wife Wanda for 33 years and they continue to grain farm in the Mannville area with their family.

Cliff Wowdzia is Councillor for rural residents for the north part of the County between Vegreville and Innisfree.

He is a grain farmer along with running a trucking company.

Tara Kuzio is Councillor for the Hamlets of Lavoy and Ranfurly as well as rural residents south of the Lavoy and Ranfurly area.

Tara grew up in rural Alberta and now farms in the Ranfurly area where she chooses to raise her family.  Tara enjoys volunteering and giving back to her community.  She is an avid gardener and golfer, and has a passion for politics.

Carl Ogrodnick is Councillor for rural residents south of the Vegreville/Royal Park area.

Carl is a former heavy equipment operator at the County, a position he held for 23 years.  This has enabled him to have a great perspective on the public works side, and now the legislative part of the County.  

Carl has a keen interest in keeping a healthy balance between our family farms and industry, which both provide economic activity that keeps our communities vibrant and growing. Giving our children the opportunities to live, work and play here if they choose to.

Carl and his wife Dena have 5 children, and they run a mixed family farm southwest of Vegreville consisting of grain and cattle.

Kevin Bentley is the newest member to Council and represents rural residents north of Vegreville, Warwick area and Brookwood Estates.

Kevin and his wife Cindy live north on Hwy 857 where they raise cattle.

Councillor Bentley worked for the County as an Equipment Operator from June 2013 to December 2018.  Previous to that he was a highway maintenance worker for many years and was involved in the twinning of Hwy. 16.