2025-2029 Clive Council
Mayor Luci Henry Bio:
I’m Luci Henry. My husband, Garth, and I have proudly called Clive home while raising our two daughters. I’ve served on the Village of Clive Council for 18 years—eight as Mayor and ten as Deputy Mayor—and have over 24 years of community service. My volunteer work includes leading the Clive School Parent Council for 12 years, serving as a trustee (and now Board Chair) for Wolf Creek Public Schools, and supporting local initiatives such as the Clive Library, FCSS, FunFest, Lions Bingo, and 4-H.
I’m passionate about collaboration, transparency, and community connection. My goal is to strengthen relationships between Council, staff, and residents while fostering meaningful dialogue that leads to positive change. I believe in inclusivity, empowerment, and education that uplifts families and builds confidence. As we continue learning from Canada’s Indigenous history, I’m committed to reconciliation and healing that strengthen our community. I look forward to serving Clive with dedication—protecting our small-town spirit while encouraging thoughtful growth and innovation.
403-350-9687
Committee Representative
- Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework Committee
- Intermunicipal Development Plan Committee
- Lacombe Regional Waste Services Commission
- RCMP Liaison
- CEMAC (Clive’s Emergency Management Advisory Committee)
- Clive School Council
- Little Red Hen Playschool
Deputy Mayor Sarah Fahey Bio:
Hi, I’m Sarah Fahey, and I’m honoured to serve a second term as Councillor for the Village of Clive. Born and raised in Lacombe County, my husband Andrew and I made Clive our home in 2013. Since then, we’ve welcomed two wonderful children, started our own small business, and built strong connections within this amazing community. With a background in business management and a passion for local businesses, I’m dedicated to supporting Clive’s growth through sustainable growth.Through our business & various volunteer roles, I’ve been able to help contribute to Clive’s vibrant spirit. As a Councillor, I’m committed to transparent, balanced, and responsible decision-making that helps our village thrive while keeping its small-town charm. I look forward to continuing to serve and support the people who make Clive such a great place to live.
403-896-0984
Committee Representative
- LRT (Lacombe Regional Tourism)
- PRLS (Parkland Regional Library System)
- Clive Library Board
- Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework Committee
- Intermunicipal Development Plan Committee
Councillor Tracey Hallman Bio:
My husband, Bill, and I have called Clive home for 33 years, and it’s been a wonderful place to raise our two children. Over the years, I’ve enjoyed volunteering with local organizations and serving in roles such as treasurer and secretary. I spent seven years as the librarian at our public library, where I loved encouraging youth to read and explore, and for the past decade, I’ve worked at VJV Grill in Ponoka, the last five years as kitchen supervisor.
Through my work and community involvement, I’ve gained valuable experience and a deep appreciation for the people who make Clive such a special place. It’s been an honour to serve as Councillor for the past four years, and I’m committed to continuing that work—supporting local businesses, building partnerships, and helping our village grow while keeping the strong sense of community that makes Clive so vibrant.
403-358-9835
Committee Representative
- AHS (Alberta Health Services) Liaison
- Lacombe Foundation
- MPC (Municipal Planning Commission)
- Neighborhood Revitalization
- Highway12/21 Regional Water Services Commission
Councillor Susan Russell Bio:
I am a dedicated educator and former Clive Councillor with a strong background in organization, strategic planning, and teamwork. Since beginning my teaching career in 2006, I have developed expertise in leadership, communication, and implementing effective strategies—skills that directly support my work on Council. Currently, I teach Grade One at Alix-MAC School, where I’m known for my careful planning, collaboration, and ability to adapt to meet the diverse needs of my students and community.
My commitment to Clive is reflected in my years of service as a Councillor (2017–2021) and my involvement with the Clive Soccer Board, Resource Centre Society, and Little Red Hen Playschool. I value education, service, and community connection, and I bring that same passion to my role on Council. With experience in both governance and grassroots involvement, I’m dedicated to fostering a strong, thriving future for Clive while ensuring decisions are thoughtful, transparent, and community-focused
Committee Representative
- FCSS Board
- MPC (Municipal Planning Commission)
- CEMAC (Clive’s Emergency Management Advisory Committee)
- Clive Athletic and Agricultural Society Board
- Clive Hall Board
Councillor Dave Nutbrown Bio:
I have 15 years of experience in the oil and gas industry as a corrosion specialist, where I’ve managed budgeting, asset planning, training, customer service, and data analysis. Through extensive leadership training, I’ve learned how to develop and support people by recognizing their strengths, setting goals, and building effective teams. With strong safety awareness and a logical, common-sense approach, I take pride in problem-solving and making thoughtful, informed decisions.
I’ve lived in the Clive area since 2004 and moved into town in 2016, where my wife, Ayla, and I have become active members of the community. I enjoy helping with events at the library and connecting with neighbours through local gatherings. My core values are rooted in family, community, and collaboration. I’m passionate about serving on Council because I care deeply about Clive’s future and want to help guide its growth—ensuring it remains a strong, welcoming place for everyone, especially for the next generation growing up here.
dave.nutbrown@ryscocorrosion.com
Committee Representative
- Highway12/21 Regional Water Services Commission
- Lacombe County Fire Services Advisory Committee
- MPC (Municipal Planning Commission)
- Lacombe Regional Emergency Advisory Committee
- CEMAC (Clive’s Emergency Management Advisory Committee)
- Clive Volunteer Fire Department
Council Meetings
Council Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at 6:30 PM in Council Chambers in the Village Office. Anyone may attend the Council Meetings.
Procedure For Addressing Council:
- All requests and/or presentations to Council are to be done in writing (by email, mail, hand-delivered or fax) by noon on the Thursday prior to a Council meeting. Once you have made your request to attend as a delegation, you will be advised of the date and time of your appointment at a Council meeting.
- Any documents you have that will aid Council in making informed decisions would be appreciated. These should be left at the municipal office the week prior to your meeting with Council so that copies can be made for the agenda packages.
- At the meeting you attend, Council members will listen to your presentation and ask any questions of you to help them clearly understand. A decision may or may not be made at that meeting. Depending on the request, it may be added to the next agenda to give administration sufficient time to research, if necessary.
Council Meetings
Council Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at 6:30 PM in Council Chambers in the Village Office. Anyone may attend the Council Meetings.
Procedure For Addressing Council:
- All requests and/or presentations to Council are to be done in writing (by email, mail, hand-delivered or fax) by noon on the Thursday prior to a Council meeting. Once you have made your request to attend as a delegation, you will be advised of the date and time of your appointment at a Council meeting.
- Any documents you have that will aid Council in making informed decisions would be appreciated. These should be left at the municipal office the week prior to your meeting with Council so that copies can be made for the agenda packages.
- At the meeting you attend, Council members will listen to your presentation and ask any questions of you to help them clearly understand. A decision may or may not be made at that meeting. Depending on the request, it may be added to the next agenda to give administration sufficient time to research, if necessary.