2024. The last civic election was held on November 9, 2020. Historically, the mayor and councillors were elected to three-year terms; however, the terms have increased to four years. Michael Behiel was elected as Mayor in 2020, after serving as Councillor from 2016 to 2020. Rob Muench was elected for his first term as Mayor in the 2016 election, and had previously been on City Council for 10 years as Councilor. In 2020, he was elected as Councillor. Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan The City of Humboldt is the largest centre in the provincial electoral district of Humboldt-Watrous. Donna Harpauer of the Saskatchewan Party is the current MLA for the riding. Member of Parliament The City of Humboldt is currently within the federal electoral district of Carlton Trail—Eagle Creek which is represented by Kelly Block of the Conservative Party of Canada. Notable people Notable people who were born, grew up in or established their fame in Humboldt: Kelly Bates, former CFL guard, former head coach with the Simon Fraser Clan (2015-2017), and current offensive line coach with the BC Lions Al Duerr, former mayor of Calgary, Alberta William Dutton, 2014 Olympian 500m and 1000m long-track speed skater Jillian Gallays, wrestler Glenn Hall, former professional ice hockey goaltender. Stanley Cup champion and Hockey Hall of Fame inductee Lylian Klimek, sculptor Otto Lang, Rhodes Scholar, law school dean, Federal Cabinet Minister, and executive Brad Lauer, former NHL forward and current assistant coach with the Anaheim Ducks Ross Lonsberry, professional ice hockey player, two-time Stanley Cup champion with the Philadelphia Flyers Rusty Malinoski, professional wakeboarder Kyle McLaren, former NHL defenceman Nathan Paetsch, former NHL defenceman Lyndon Rush, 2010 Olympian bronze medal in four-man bobsleigh and 2014 Olympian Canadian bobsledder David Schmidtz, political philosopher Brianne Theisen-Eaton, 2012 and 2016 Olympian, heptathlete and Canadian record-holder in the women's pentathlon, 2016 Olympic bronze medallist (heptathlon) Dustin Tokarski, NHL Goaltender Brendan Witt, former NHL defenceman Jeremy Wotherspoon, speed skater with 67 World Cup wins References External links Cities in Saskatchewan Division No. 15, Saskatchewan