Carolyn Amantea not seeking re-election in Warfield

The woman who topped the polls in Warfield in 2022 won’t seek re-election.

In a Facebook post, village councillor Carolyn Amantea said she is “grateful for the support, conversations and amazing opportunities that have been an integral part of my life in Warfield for the past four years.”

She also said she encourages anyone interested in running for office this fall to seriously consider it.

“I look forward to supporting our next mayor and council through their term and participating in our village in different ways,” she added.

It’s possible the next Warfield council to be elected might also be the last, depending on the outcome of a study on amalgamating with Trail.

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