Councillor Kerrie Reay

Kerrie ReayKerrie Reay was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta.  She moved to BC in 1981 to further her education. She completed her degree at Simon Fraser University in 1984, attaining a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and was admitted to the University Honour Roll for outstanding academic performance. 

Kerrie started working for the BC Corrections Branch in January 1985, with her first posting to Terrace as an Adult and Youth Probation Officer and Family Court Counsellor. At the age of 26, she became one of the youngest Local Managers in the province, managing the delivery of services from Terrace to the Yukon border.  In the summer of 2003 she transferred to the Chilliwack Community Corrections office. In 2007, Kerrie accepted a new position as a Project Manager with Corrections Headquarters in Victoria, moving to Sooke in June of 2008.

In April 2010, Kerrie was awarded the Governor General of Canada Medal for Exemplary Service in Corrections.

Kerrie’s community service has been varied over the years.  While fundraising for many charities she was primarily involved with the Canadian Cancer Society, particularly with the Terrace Cancer Support group and coordinated the Cancer Emergency Aid program for Terrace. Kerrie recently became Director with the Sooke Branch 54 Royal Canadian Legion Housing Society and is the Chair of the Placement Committee.

Kerrie and her husband Robert enjoy the small town lifestyle that Sooke offers.  Their pets have been a huge part of their lives, many of which have been adopted or rescued.  Currently they have two cats Masset and Charlotte and an English Mastiff puppy Loxley.

Kerrie was elected to the District of Sooke Council in 2011.

OATH OF OFFICE AND OATH OF ALLEGIANCE December 5, 2011

MEMBER STATEMENT (Code of Ethics)

 

COUNCIL APPOINTMENT TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS:

  • Capital Regional Emergency Services Telecommunication Board
  • Vancouver Island Regional Library Board

COUNCIL LIAISONS TO COMMUNITY COMMITTEES AND SOCIETIES

  • Victoria Family Court Committee & Youth Justice Committee
  • District of Sooke and T'Sou-ke Nation MOU Working Group