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Ward 14 - Peter Demong

About Councillor Peter Demong

Ward 14 Peter Demong

With 18 years as a business owner, and 25 years in the field of Logistics Management under his belt, Peter Demong brings a successful business background to Calgary City Council. Alongside his entrepreneurial spirit, Peter contributes the ability to manage budgets, and understand the needs of small and large businesses alike. His significant experience speaks to his practical views on civic matters, his knack for effective management, and his commitment to fiscal responsibility.

Peter‘s passions are encouraging citizen engagement, and supporting hard-working community volunteers. Peter has served the citizens of Ward 14 for the past nine years bringing dedication and common sense to the many committees he sits on. Peter holds the Institute of Corporate Directors Director designation, and has chaired the Standing Policy Committee on Utilities and Corporate Services for four years.

He has lived in Lake Bonavista, Queensland, Deer Run, Midnapore, and currently lives with his wife and family in Legacy. He and his wife owned and operated Deer Valley Florist in Deer Ridge from 1996 to 2015.

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Term in office

2010-2021 - First elected for Ward 14 in October of 2010, Peter Demong is presently serving his third term as City Councillor.​

This content represents the personal views and opinions of the Ward Councillor and should not be taken as a statement of policy of The City of Calgary. The inclusion of any external content does not imply endorsement by The City of Calgary.

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