(Nampa) – The Village of Nampa council has been elected, with five representatives ready to ensure the betterment of their community.
Nampa residents elected Evan Matiasiewich, Agnes Roshuk, Perry Skrilik, Brian Bielopotocky, and Darcy Mitchell to council for the next four-year term during the Oct. 20 election.
“I am hoping that we, as a council, can continue on with updating our infrastructure,” says Mayor Matiasiewich.
“(We will work to) come up with ideas to attract families and business to our community.”
Matiasiewich is set to start his third term in Nampa office. He says he is looking forward to working with his fellow council members and the residents of the village.
“Nampa is a very family orientated community; we value our school and recreation centre and always looking for ways to keep them viable,” Matiasiewich says.
“Representing my community means a lot to me and I want to represent them best to my ability on all the boards and committees that I sit. I am always open to having conversations with residents about their concerns and ideas.”
Roshuk is beginning her second consecutive term, and echoes Matiasiewich’s sentiments. Roshuk held the deputy mayor position last term.
“We work hard to ensure Nampa continues to be an all-inclusive, cohesive, friendly place to live,” says Roshuk.
“I am excited to see the work that we started last term to completion,” she adds.
Emily Plihal
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter