City Councillor & Deputy Mayor of Mount Pearl
Nicole Kieley is a dedicated public servant and community advocate, currently serving as City Councillor and Deputy Mayor of Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador. With deep roots in the community and over two decades of nonprofit leadership, she brings compassion, resilience, and progressive values to her role, now seeking re-election to continue making a positive impact.
Why Nicole Matters to Mount Pearl
- Rooted in the Community
- Born and raised in Mount Pearl, Nicole’s connection to the city is both personal and unwavering. “I love the city. I grew up in the city… giving back… supporting it through nonprofit work.”
- Proven Leadership in Nonprofit Sector
- She has served as Executive Director of the Newfoundland and Labrador Sexual Assault Crisis & Prevention Centre and Women in Resource Development. Her background highlights her commitment to community safety, equity, and empowerment.
- Courage & Resilience
- After suffering a serious accident that resulted in the loss of her leg, Nicole returned to public life with strength and renewed purpose. She attributes much of her recovery to the support of the Mount Pearl community.
Her Impact & Vision
- Accessibility & Inclusion
- A fierce advocate for inclusivity, Nicole champions accessible programs and policies that serve all citizens, regardless of ability.
- Community-Driven Governance
- Strongly values listening to residents’ needs and translating them into tangible improvements—whether through enhancing trail systems or encouraging civic engagement.
- Environmental Stewardship
- As Councillor, she supports initiatives that promote sustainability, from urban forestry and LED lighting to water conservation and electric vehicle charging.
Electoral Record
Nicole was first elected as City Councillor in 2021, earning 4,538 votes (12.79%), the highest among council candidates in a race where six seats were available.
Campaign and Future Goals
Now running for re-election, Nicole continues to prioritize:
- Building More Accessible Infrastructure — ensuring Mount Pearl is welcoming and navigable for all.
- Advancing Environmental and Sustainability Initiatives — maintaining green leadership in municipal services and planning.
- Fostering Community Connection — deeper engagement with residents, and collaboration across sectors for a vibrant city.
Her enduring motto? Turning dialogue into action—because it’s how your voice becomes visible in city governance.