The 2025 Devon Municipal Election is drawing near. 

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The local business community gathered at the Devon Community Centre on June 11 to hear Devon Mayor Jeff Craddock’s 2025 State of the Town address. The annual event is hosted by the Devon & District Chamber of Commerce. 

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Though the 2025 Devon Municipal Election is not until October 20, it’s not too early to take a look at who is running and what the next version of Devon Town Council could look like. As we begin our coverage, we will take a look at who is running for office so far. New candidates will be introduced as they file for candidacy throughout the summer and fall. 

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Devon residents will be able to continue parking at Voyageur Park free of charge. 

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Devon RCMP warns property owners of ongoing paving scams and fraudulent contractor services. Recent incidents have involved illegitimate, out-of-town companies offering discounted asphalt-paving services to residents in smaller towns and rural residences. 

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The Town of Devon approved its 2025 tax rates at the April 28 regular council meeting. 

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With 2025 on the horizon, we sat down with Mayor Jeff Craddock to talk about another busy year in the Town of Devon. 

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The Town of Devon approved its 2025-2027 Corporate Fiscal Plan and Utility Budget, which includes the 2025 Operating Budget, at the November 25 regular council meeting. 

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If you build it, they will come. 

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The Town of Devon is excited to announce that it has enhanced its municipal budget engagement process for the 2024-2025 budget. 

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