Meet Kevin Acton - Independent Candidate
Kevin Acton is running as an independent candidate for MLA, Vernon-Lumby in the October 19, 2024 general election, bringing unparalleled experience as Chair/Director in the North Okanagan Regional District, 5 term Mayor of Lumby, Chair of North Okanagan Columbia Shuswap Hospital District and Chair of the Economic Trust of the Southern Interior.
Your Independent Candidate, Vernon-Lumby
Community Leadership Focused
With a strong background in regional governance, Kevin aims to bring innovative solutions and a collaborative approach to the community, enhancing the quality of life for all residents.
Work Experience
Kevin Acton has served as Lumby Mayor for 5 terms, advocating for community growth, development & sustainability.
Owner/Practitioner of Bloom Wellness Centre for 25 years
BC Ambulance Paramedic for 6 years
Independent Contractor in BC's Housing Industry for a decade
Contractor in Heavy Primary Industry Projects for a decade
Dedicated public servant and leader with extensive private industry experience, including management.
Mayor of Lumby (Hockeyville 2016)
Leadership and Service
Lumby Mayor (5 terms)
2009 - Present
Focused on improving local governance and community well-being through effective leadership. Team building was a top priority.
Director/Chair Regional District of North Okanagan
North Okanagan
2009 - Present
Overseeing regional initiatives and collaborating with various stakeholders for community betterment.
Chair, North Okanagan Columbia Shuswap Hospital District
Chair of this vitally important health care board since 2018.
Economic Trust Southern Interior (etsiBC)
Member of this economic opportunity board since 2022.
Independent Community Leadership
Kevin Acton offers dedicated leadership and community service as an independent candidate for MLA.
Community Engagement Initiatives
Promoting active participation and collaboration within the Vernon-Lumby communities for better governance.
Transparent Governance Practices
Ensuring open communication and accountability in local/provincial government decisions and actions.
Healthcare Advocacy Programs
Championing health services and resources for the North Okanagan region and its residents.