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The City of Red Deer
P.O. Box 5008
Red Deer, AB T4N 3T4
Allan Seabrooke was born in Peterborough, Ontario. Allan received his Masters of Science in Parks and Recreation Administration at Trent University – a career path that lead him to elected appointments with the Ontario Park Association, Ontario Research Council on Leisure and Parks Recreation Ontario. He also completed his Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Urban Planning and more recently an Executive Management Certificate from Queens University. He is an accomplished Senior Executive, having managed municipal services from a broad range of cities such as Peterborough, Waterloo, Markham, Mississauga, and Aurora in Ontario before assuming the City Manager position in Red Deer. Private sector business partnerships complements his municipal career, as the Chief Operating Officer for twelve years with Leisurewear Canada.
In 2015, Allan assumed the role of Chief Administration Officer for the City of Peterborough. There he oversaw the administration for the municipality managing a staff of 1,050 employees and an annual budget of approximately 350 million.
In 2019, The City of Red Deer successfully attracted Allan as the City Manager. Allan is responsible for managing and coordinating 18 business units, providing a full range of municipal services with a staff of 1,200 employees and an annual budget of approximately 500 million.
Allan is married to Teresa, a registered practical nurse and together they have one son. Allan and Teresa are avid travellers and leisure interests include golfing, hiking and biking.
July 7, 2020
Lane swimming at the Michener Aquatic Centre starts July 13, with registration starting Thursday. All users must reserve a spot for lane swimming, either online or via phone; no drop-in is permitted.
July 7, 2020
Building permit applications returned to a seasonal average after slowing in May, rising from 39 permits issued in May to 108 issued in June.
July 7, 2020
The intersection of Gaetz (50) Avenue and 32 Street will be repaved this summer as part of the pavement rehabilitation program. The limits of the construction are: