There are many boards and committees that support the community, and the City of Dryden's Mayor and Council.
View our Council and Committee Calendar to learn about upcoming meetings.
These groups provide Council with advice to improve services and programs for citizens.
| Committee of Adjustment and Property Standards Committee |
| For information about the Committee of Adjustment and Property Standards Committee, view our Minor Variances and Consents page. |
| Dryden Police Services Board |
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The Dryden Police Services Board oversees Police Services in the City of Dryden. The Board ensures Dryden residents have access to effective and reliable police services in accordance with policing standards issued by the Province of Ontario. The Board is made up of five members (three municipal and two provincial appointees) plus a Secretary. The Board's mandate follows the Ontario Police Services Act and can be summarized as general management and setting of policing policy. The Police Chief is responsible for daily policing and other operational matters. For more information, contact the Dryden Police Services Board, Board Secretary using the information below. Address: 30 Van Horne Avenue, Dryden, ON P8N 2A7 Phone: (807) 937-0107 Fax: (807) 223-6141 Email: Anna Boiley, Board Secretary |
| Dryden Public Library Board |
| Learn about the Dryden Public Library Board. |
| Museum Advisory Board |
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Along with Museum staff, directors on the Museum Advisory Board review and make recommendations to Council about the standards, policies, operations, maintenance, future development, collections, long-term planning goals, rules and regulations of the Dryden & District Museum. The Board also supports the Museum in creating and carrying out its Vision and Mission Statement. Staff Liaison Email: Bethany Waite, Cultural & Tourism Coordinator |
| Police Costing Committee |
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Created in 2017, the Police Costing Committee consists of the Police Chief, Police Services Board Chair, City of Dryden CAO, City of Dryden Treasurer, a member of the public and three members of Council. The Committee will work closely with the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) to determine a cost comparison of operating a Police Service model for the citizens of Dryden. The OPP costing and review may take anywhere from 12 to 18 months to complete. Council will have 6 months to make their decision after receiving the official Business Case from the OPP. The public will have opportunities to provide input as the process moves forward. The Committee will meet once a month with the CAO reporting to Council on a regular basis on information gathered from the costing process. |
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