City of Regina Appoints New City Manager

City Council has approved the appointment of Chad Jedlic as the City of Regina's new City Manager, effective January 4, 2027.

Jedlic will serve as the head of Administration and be accountable to City Council, overseeing the delivery of municipal services and leading approximately 3,000 City employees.

Council is confident that Jedlic's extensive leadership experience, deep connection to Regina and balanced background in both the public and private sectors make him exceptionally well-suited to lead the organization into the future.

"Council is pleased to appoint Chad Jedlic as Regina's next City Manager," said Mayor Chad Bachynski. "Jedlic is a talented, thoughtful, logical and respected leader with a strong track record of collaboration, strategic thinking and delivering results. His experience, combined with his innate understanding of our community, positions him well to lead the organization and work closely with Council as we continue building a strong and vibrant Regina."

A long-time Regina resident, Jedlic joined the City of Regina in 2021 and currently serves as Director, Land, Real Estate & Economic Development. Prior to joining the City, he was Vice President of Development with Forster Harvard Development Corp. and spent more than a decade in senior development and property management roles with Harvard Developments.

Throughout his career, Jedlic has led complex development initiatives focused on land development, real estate, business attraction and strategic growth. His experience working across sectors has required collaboration with municipal councils, private-sector investors and community leaders, providing him with a comprehensive understanding of community building, economic development and organizational leadership.

Jedlic holds a Master of Business Administration and Bachelor of Science.

"It is an honour to be selected as Regina's next City Manager," said Jedlic. "Regina is a city with tremendous opportunity and I am committed to working with Council, City employees, community partners, businesses and residents to help advance our shared priorities and deliver excellent service for our community. I look forward to continuing to serve the city I am proud to call home."

Beyond his professional experience, Jedlic has demonstrated a strong commitment to community service through volunteer and board leadership roles with numerous local and provincial organizations, including Regina & Region Home Builders' Association, Regina Rowing Club and Cathedral Village Arts Festival.

Council also extends its sincere gratitude to Jim Nicol for his leadership as Acting City Manager. Over the past year and a half, Nicol has provided steady guidance and invaluable expertise. Council is deeply grateful for his service and commitment to Regina.