I’m running for St. Albert City Council because I care deeply about the future of our city and the people who live here. Municipal politics has long been a passion of mine, and I am now ready, equipped, and energized to serve our community.
As someone who has lived in and engaged with St. Albert for many years, I believe that our city deserves leadership that is transparent, responsive, and committed to listening. I want to ensure that the voices of residents are not only heard but actively shape the direction of our city as we look toward the next generation of growth and development.
Sandy Clark: St. Albert City Council Candidate
Sandy stands for strong leadership, fiscal responsibility, collaboration, transparency and good governance.As a St. Albertan, I am disheartened and concerned that in the face of the high cost of living impacting all of Alberta including residents of St. Albert, that our city council considered borrowing money to build a $20 Million legacy park in Millennium Park, implement traffic calming measures that far exceed reasonable expenditures in areas where no credible studies have indicated such action, the whole while, growth has stalled in north St. Albert because of infrastructure restrictions, RMR costs are increasing exponentially, we have a swimming pool that has seen multiple, lengthy closures due to lack of oversight, failure to support small business in the way they need support and so much more.
St. Albert needs a city council that listens to its residents, that is fiscally responsible, accountable to residents and businesses alike, looking to an affordable future for our beautiful city, working collaboratively with the Government of Alberta as well as our neighbouring communities for the betterment of St. Albert.
On October 20th, 2025 make your mark for Sandy Clark for strong leadership, fiscal responsibility, collaboration, transparency and good governance in the years ahead.
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Your voice matters, and one of the most powerful ways to show your support is by displaying a lawn sign in your yard. When neighbors see our signs throughout the community, it creates a visible wave of support that truly makes a difference. I’d be honoured to have you join our team of committed supporters. Together, we can make sure our message reaches every corner of our community.
Ready to make your mark? Request your lawn sign below, and my team will take care of the rest. We’ll begin delivering and installing signs on September 22, 2025, giving us great visibility leading up to Election Day on October 20, 2025.
News and Updates
As a council candidate for St. Albert in 2025, Sandy is committed to keeping residents informed about campaign developments, policy positions, and community engagement initiatives. We will regularly expand our News section to include detailed updates on campaign activities, upcoming events, and Sandy’s vision for St. Albert’s future.
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To St. Albert’s Fire, EMS and RCMP On this Thanksgiving Day, we extend our deepest gratitude to all those who dedicate their lives to protecting our community. Whether you are home with your families or on duty safeguarding ours, please know that your service and sacrifice do not go unnoticed. Your commitment, compassion, and courage make our city a safer, stronger, and more beautiful place to call home. On behalf of a grateful community, thank you for all that you do — today and every day. Wishing you and your loved ones a warm and peaceful Thanksgiving. #stalbertfire #stalbert #stalbertrcmp
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Sandy’s Introduction Speech
St. Albert Chamber of Commerce Forum — October 2, 2025
Our beautiful St. Albert is changing — costs are rising, growth is accelerating, and too often, residents feel their voices are ignored. We can’t afford ‘business as usual.’ It’s time for council to listen, lead, and deliver. I want to be part of that change so residents are truly heard. Whether it’s a library, rec centre, naming bylaw, Area Structure Plan, or a high school, residents must be the guiding force — and I want to be the one asking the hard questions on your behalf.
Good evening. My name is Sandy Clark, and I am honoured to be running for City Council.
A paralegal and office administrator, I bring leadership and decision-making skills that will serve our city well. I’ve served two terms on the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board. I’m in my second term with the Assessment Review Board and a member of the Chamber of Commerce. I bring a clear understanding of land and real estate development and contracts to the council table.
Someone recently said to me, “It is evident your passion for our city.” That’s true — I care deeply about this city and its people. Residents expect value for their tax dollars and expect to be heard. If elected, I will bring fiscal responsibility, transparency, and collaboration to the table.
My priorities are to protect essential services, support small businesses, attract investment, safeguard our tree canopy, trails, and the Sturgeon River valley and encourage planned and responsible growth so we remain vibrant, affordable, and inclusive for families, seniors, and future generations.
I ask for your trust, your support, and your vote. Together, we can build a city that listens, leads, and thrives.