Kamloops Chamber issues report card for city council
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KAMLOOPS — Kamloops council gets critiques from all across the community, and now has an official evaluation from the city’s chamber of commerce.
The chamber has graded council based on four categories – fiscal accountability, business vibrancy, improving business processes and community engagement.
Second Vice President Joshua Knaak says the chamber decided it would be better to evaluate council as a whole, rather than individual councillors.
“They do act as a whole. To get into evaluating individuals is probably less constructive. We have always had a pretty good relationship with the city, and with council,” explained Knaak, adding “We still felt a responsibility to our membership to issue a report, and to make it be known what we see them doing well, and where we see areas of improvement.”
