Manitoba municipalities association elects new leadership
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The Association of Manitoba Municipalities has a new president.
Ralph Groening, reeve of the RM of Morris, was elected to the post Tuesday, at the AMM annual meeting in Winnipeg.
Groening, a vice-president of the organization since 2012, succeeds Chris Goertzen, the former mayor of Steinbach, who did not seek re-election this fall.
More than 800 delegates, representing both rural and urban municipalities, are attending the three-day convention, which ends Wednesday.
AMM delegates also elected Reeve Brad Saluk of the RM of Brokenhead and Reeve Kam Blight of the RM of Portage la Prairie to serve as the association’s new vice-presidents.
The new executive team will serve for a two-year term.