When the power goes out, Rosemary is the friendly voice on the other end of the line. She helps Edmontonians understand what’s happening — and makes sure someone’s on the way when help is needed.

Best part of the job? “Helping people, especially seniors who don’t have family nearby. They’re often scared or alone, and it feels good to be someone they can count on.”

Favourite thing to do in Edmonton: “Festivals! Blues Fest, Folk Fest — even backyard concerts with friends who are musicians.”Hopes for the city: “A safer, more caring Edmonton — and real action to support folks experiencing homelessness.”

Hopes for the city: “A safer, more caring Edmonton — and real action to support folks experiencing homelessness.”

Jennifer has spent over a decade protecting Edmonton’s trees and greening its neighborhoods. Construction season is her time to shine — out in the field, helping residents and ensuring our urban forest thrives.

Best part of the job? “Every day is different. I meet a lot of homeowners, and I love working outside.”
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Favourite thing to do in Edmonton: “Dog parks! Molly and Athena, my two dogs, love Laurier — and they couldn’t be more different.”
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Hopes for the city: “Respectful infill, more open green spaces, and thoughtful planning — especially around parking.”

For 46 years, Darlene has played a key behind-the-scenes role, supporting the payment process for goods and services.

Best part of the job? “Knowing my work keeps everything moving — it’s essential to the team.”
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Favourite thing to do in Edmonton: “Parks! I love Muttart, the zoo, Fort Edmonton, and swimming at City rec centres.”
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Hopes for the city: “A revitalized downtown and safer transit — especially on the trains. And more recognition for public workers — I’ve felt that shift in the last year.”

Olu helps assess new builds and determine property values — but her favourite part is getting out of the office to see Edmonton’s growth up close.

Best part of the job? “Visiting sites during supplementary assessments — it’s a great way to see the city evolve.

”Favourite thing to do in Edmonton: “Going for walks, riding bikes with the family, and visiting the mall.”

‍Hopes for the city: “A cleaner, more beautiful Edmonton — with lots of fun, safe spaces for kids.”

Marko ensures development projects follow the rules while helping neighbourhoods evolve. His work bridges planning, compliance, and community trust.
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Best part of the job?
“Solving community concerns and seeing the city change through development. I get to explore places I wouldn’t otherwise see.”
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Favourite thing to do in Edmonton: “Biking, exploring trails, visiting new businesses — anything outdoors in the summer.”
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Hopes for the city: “For Edmonton to become a global leader in bold, forward-thinking urban innovation.”

Trandis is often the first voice Edmontonians hear when they need help. Her compassion and calm make a big difference — one call at a time.

Best part of the job? “Helping someone and knowing I made their day better — it happens all the time, and it feels amazing.”
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Favourite thing to do in Edmonton: “Exploring hidden corners of the river valley — the peaceful spots that make the city special.”
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Hopes for the city: “Lower taxes, more inclusion, and a cleaner, healthier Edmonton for everyone.”