The City of Leduc is located incentral Alberta, just south of Edmonton andadjacent tothe Edmonton International Airport. Strategically positioned along the Queen Elizabeth II Highway (part of the CANAMEX Trade Corridor), Leduc benefits from robust regional connectivity and access to key transportation and economic hubs. TheCityis bordered by Leduc County.

Established as a village in 1899 and incorporated as a city in 1983, Leduc has grown steadily into a modern and dynamic municipality. Today, Leduc is home to almost 40,000 people, placing it among Alberta’s fastest-growing mid-sized cities.

Leduc’s economy is fueled by industries such as transportation andlogistics, advanced manufacturing, agri-food, energy services, and a thriving aerospace sector—anchored by its proximity to the Edmonton International Airport and the surrounding Aerotropolis developments. The Leduc Business Park and nearby Nisku Industrial Park support thousands of jobs and regional supply chains.

TheCityoffers a wide range of services and amenities including a regional hospital, community health centres, a robust public school system (Black Gold School Division), Catholic schools, Leduc Public Library, numerous medical clinics and wellness services, fire and EMS services, RCMP detachment, municipal police officers, affordable housing options, and a growing network of community organizations. Residents also enjoy a high quality of life supported by indoor and outdoor recreation facilities, including the expansive Leduc Recreation Centre, the William F. Lede Park, cultural facilities such as theMaclabCentre for the Performing Arts, and over 75 km of multi-use trails and green spaces.

Leduc is an emerging tourism destination in the Edmonton Metro Region. Key attractions include the city’s vibrant downtown core,



local festivals, regional parks, and direct access to area destinations such as the Premium Outlet Collection, Castrol Raceway, and the EIA’s international travel and trade connections. TheCityalso promotes regional tourism through its partnerships within the Edmonton Regional Tourism Group.

Advantages of living in the City of Leduc include its affordability, family-friendly amenities, strong economic base, and commitment to sustainability and livability. The 2024 average home priceremainsaccessible for working families, while ongoing investments in green initiatives and transportation planning reflect a long-term vision for responsible urban growth. Leduc ranks highly for quality of life among Alberta municipalities.

TheCityis governed by aMayorand six Councillors, who work closely with the Chief Administrative Officer and staff to deliver services and implement Council’s strategic priorities.

Reporting directly to the Director of Engineering, Environment and Facilities, the Manager of Property Services is an entirely new role designed to take corporate ownership of property management, leasing,space planning,and land disposition. This position serves as the principal point of contact between the City of Leduc and our diverse commercial and non-profit tenants, holding final authority for negotiating and securing our lease strategies.





Whether you are driving a multimillion-dollar land acquisition, collaborating with legal teams onleasecontracts, or modeling space retrofits tooptimizeadministrative footprints, your work will directly protect the City’s reputation, capital investments, and long-term financial health.

The Ideal Candidate

This is a brand-new, high-impact leadership position created to oversee the strategic development and operational management of our civic properties, leases, and facility master plans.
The ideal candidate isa proactive, forward-thinking “systems thinker” who can manage complex community relationships and navigate competing, urgent demands with high political acumen.

Primary RolesandResponsibilities:

In this vital leadership role, you will lead a dedicated team and manage a $3,000,000 annual budget.

Key responsibilities
include:

- Executingthe City of Leduc Lease Strategy, overseeing all leased spaces, proposal evaluations, and complex lease negotiations while acting as the prime point of contact for tenant relations and dispute resolution.
- Drivingthe creation and execution of the long-term Facility Master Plan,procuringand managing consultant teams while gathering space requirements from across all municipal departments.
- ManagingCity-owned land parcels, leading the procurement, assessment, and disposal of real estate, easements, and working spaces in direct collaboration with legal services.
- Overseeingcorporate administrative space management,budgetingand coordinating the purchase of furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E;) for both existing facilities and new constructions.
- Administer third-party operational service contracts, including custodial services, access ma

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