We will find out today who will sit on the city of Ottawa’s standing committees and who will chair them.
Finance and Corporate Services CommitteeThe Finance and Corporate Services committee was known as the Finance and Economic Development Committee—a.k.a. “FEDCO”—in the previous term of council. It is made up of the chairs of each standing committee, Transit Commission and up to two members-at-large.
The Built Heritage Committee was a sub-committee last term. Council has also split the Community and Protective Services Committee into two standing committees, the Community Services Committee and the Emergency Preparedness and Protective Services Committee.The one sub-committee in this term of council will be the Light Rail Sub-Committee.
Councillors were asked to identify the Standing Committees, the Transit Commission and Sub-Committees on which they wish to serve, in order of preference. “The Nominating Committee is requested to review the information and make recommendations to Council keeping in mind the need to ensure a City-wide balance and perspective, as well as recognizing as much as possible each Councillor’s previous service, experience and areas of interest,” a report prepared for the committee says.
Council will formalize the committees on Wednesday and committees will begin meeting in the new year.
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