As a representative of the North Shore, Ms. Cordato sits in the Caucus of Metropolitan Municipalities of the Union of Municipalities of Quebec (UMQ)

As a representative of the North Shore, Ms. Cordato sits in the Caucus of Metropolitan Municipalities of the Union of Municipalities of Quebec (UMQ) as of the 1st of April, together with the Mayor of Repentigny, Chantal Deschamps, as well as the mayors of Saint-Eustache and Mascouche, Pierre Charron and Guillaume Tremblay respectively.

“It is with great enthusiasm that I welcome this new mandate. The North Crown Caucus shows parity with two mayors and two mayoresses. A few days before International Women’s Day, this simple fact already makes me very proud. I would like to take this opportunity to underline the work accomplished by my counterpart from Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, Mr. Guy Charbonneau, who will end his mandate in a few weeks and whom I will succeed,” said Ms. Cordato.

 

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In addition to these new functions within the Caucus of Metropolitan Municipalities at the UMQ, Marlene Cordato also sits on the board of directors of the Réseau de transport métropolitain exo. She also holds several positions within the MRC Thérèse-De Blainville, in particular those of president of the Emergency Measures Committee and of the Fire Safety Committee, delegate representative to the Regional Energy Table, to the ICI Table., the Watercourse Delegates Bureau and the Agricultural Advisory Committee. Delegate member of the Régie intermunicipale de police Thérèse-De Blainville, after having held the presidency until December 2019, Ms. Cordato was vice-president of the Committee for Economic Development, Metropolitan Facilities and Finance of the Metropolitan Community de Montréal (CMM), representative of the MRC at the CMM and representative of the North Crown on the board of directors of Montréal International. Since January, she has also been co-spokesperson for the Table of Prefects and Elected Officials of the North Crown in the field of ​​public transport.