Mayor and Council Members

This page was last reviewed on February 19, 2026.

From Left to Right: Councillors Sullivan, Borecky, Ward and Therrien, and Mayor Brown.

How to Reach Your Elected Council

Correspondence to Council can be addressed to “Mayor and Council” and submitted in the following ways:

by email to info@cumberland.ca
by mail to PO Box 340, Cumberland BC V0R 1S0, or
by hand to 2673 Dunsmuir Avenue

Council members receive incoming correspondence addressed to Council in a correspondence package that is distributed on Friday of each week.

Operational and Administrative Matters

You may receive a response from a staff members on matters that are considered operational or administrative in nature, or where there is an application or other process in place, such as grant requests, bylaw complaints, and customer service requests. Your message, along with the staff response, will be provided to Council members in their weekly correspondence package.

Land Use Applications

Correspondence related to land use applications will be provided to Council at the time the application is presented to Council at a public meeting. Names and contact information of the writer will be obscured from the correspondence. Please avoid including confidential personal information in your correspondence.

Correspondence relating to land use applications for which a public hearing has been held will generally not be distributed to Council.
Correspondence relating to land use applications in the Comox Valley Regional District electoral areas will be forwarded to the CVRD and will not be distributed directly to Council.

Correspondence to Council and Your Privacy

Correspondence sent to Council is generally shared to all members of Council in a weekly correspondence package. Please do not include any confidential personal information in your correspondence that you do not want shared with members of Council. Emails are not confidential.

Correspondence may also be added to a public Council meeting agenda. For correspondence from an individual (and not an organization or business), staff will contact the writer to obtain permission before doing so.

Other Ways to Connect with Council

There are other ways to participate and to provide input to Council and to Council members:

Attend a Village Hall meeting to informally discuss matters of community interest with members of Council.
Attend a Council meeting and ask a question about matters on the agenda at Question Period.
Call or email an individual member of Council for a personal conversation. Click on a council member’s name to find contact information.
Request to appear as a delegation at a Council meeting.