Scott Etches

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Scott Etches is currently serving on City Council in Mission BC. Mr. Etches was elected in 2005 with Terry Gidda, Paul Horn, John Pearson, Jenny Stevens, and Heather Stewart. Under their leadership the Council of the day has undertaken a crime reduction through social development initiative. The first year in office saw a 6% drop in the Mission crime rate while the second year has produced measuable results demonstrating a 62% drop in auto theft with a 39.5% drop in commercial break-ins.

Currently Councillor Etches is the Chair of the Community Forestry Portfolio and has the following appointments:

2010 Olympics Mission Committee Committee to Approve Public Events Downtown Mission Revitalization Task Force Awards Committee Local Court of Revision Mission Old Age Pensioners' Organization Professional Learning communities Advisory Committee