Terrebonne: mayor & city councillor mailing addresses
Every Conseil municipal de Terrebonne member — 17 in total — with a verified city hall mailing address. Pick yours below, and we'll prefill the address so you can send your letter without a printer, envelope, or stamp.
16 Councillors
- Claudia AbaunzaDistrict 5
- Daniel AucoinDistrict 11
- Robert AugerDistrict 13
- Raymond BerthiaumeDistrict 2
- Michel CorbeilDistrict 14
- Marie-Ève CouturierDistrict 7
- Valérie DoyonDistrict 6
- André FontaineDistrict 12
- Anna GuarnieriDistrict 4
- Benoît LadouceurDistrict 9
- Sonia LeblancDistrict 15
- Nathalie LepageDistrict 3
- Carl Miguel MaldonadoDistrict 8
- Marc-André MichaudDistrict 16
- Vicky MokasDistrict 1
- Robert MorinDistrict 10
Common questions
What does Terrebonne city council handle?
Local matters: property tax, zoning and building permits, garbage/recycling/water, snow removal, local bylaws (noise, parking, pets), and parks and recreation. Health care, tenant disputes, and ODSP/OSAP are provincial — write to your MPP/MLA instead. Immigration, federal taxes, EI, and passports go to your federal MP.
How do I know which councillor represents me in Terrebonne?
Most Terrebonne council seats are ward-based — check your address against the ward map on Conseil municipal de Terrebonne's official site, or use the councillor whose ward name matches your neighbourhood on this page. The mayor represents the whole city, so writing to the mayor's office is always an option if you're unsure.
Do I need a stamp to write to Conseil municipal de Terrebonne?
Yes — municipal mail takes regular postage; there's no postage-free rule at the municipal level. PostPal prints and mails your letter for $6 flat if you'd rather skip the stamp and printer.
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