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Martin joins mayoral trend at RDKB table

Trail’s new mayor Mike Martin has been appointed as the city’s representative to the RKDB board.

This move comes after it was announced mayor of Rossland Kathy Moore – who was also elected last month – will be the rep at the table for the Alpine CIty.

Martin says they hope similiar moves are made in other municipalities across the region.

Martin says he believes having all the mayors at the same table will help in moving the region forward.

He adds the Silver City’s various committee representatives will be announced at their December 15th regular meetings.

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