Click Here for the 2016 Merritt Travel Guide

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Organizational Chart

City of Merritt 2019 Orgnizational Chart 

Merritt’s Council is formed of one Mayor and six Councillors who collectively represent the municipality at large.  The Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) is the link between staff and Council, where staff are responsible for operations and Council is responsible for governance.

Merritt departments, with the exception of Police, are led by a Director. The Directors report to the CAO. Each department has several different responsibilities and areas of work.

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Visitors

Easily accessible by the Coquihalla Highway, the City of Merritt is a thriving community situated at an elevation of 595 metres above sea level. Merritt tends to experience mild winters, and warm, dry, sunny summers. Come experience Merritt's unique blend of urban lifestyle, and outdoor adventure.
 

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Economic Development

Situated 271 kilometres northeast of Vancouver, Merritt is the hub of several major highway systems.  The city has direct links to the Lower Mainland, to Kamloops, and to Kelowna and the Okanagan Valley by way of the Coquilhalla Highway system. The Trans-Canada Highway and Yellowhead Highway provide direct links to the east.

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Public Works

The Public Works team of professional technical and skilled staff is a very diverse and experienced group dedicated to providing essential services in support of the city and community. The Public Works team works hard at providing water, sewer, road mainte­nance and many other services to the citizens of Merritt.

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