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The City of Wrenford has officially declared the 2026 municipal election results. All seven candidates won re-election ahead of the November 15 council meeting.

Residents on the 2026 tax instalment plan must make their final payment by Monday, November 2.

Wrenford is calling for a final group of paid election workers to staff polling stations and help count ballots for the October 26 municipal election.

Council approved the 2027 budget guidelines and capital plan priorities on Monday, focusing on affordable housing, public safety upgrades, and core infrastructure maintenance.

Wrenford City Council has approved a four-year, $415 million plan to renew infrastructure, upgrade community facilities, and improve parks and roads.

Council has approved the 2027 budget, focusing on core infrastructure, service levels, and tax affordability for Wrenford residents.

City Council has approved the Downtown Wrenford BIA budget for 2027, setting the stage for downtown revitalization and business support programs next year.

The newly elected City Council will be sworn in on November 15, 2026, at Wrenford City Hall, marking the start of the 2026–2030 municipal term.

City Council updated election rules ahead of the October 26 vote, adding a permanent electors registry, special ballot changes, and hand-counting requirements.

Wrenford's Elections Office has launched an online portal where residents can view candidate financial disclosure statements ahead of the October 26 election.