Jon Morgan is a dedicated public servant, longtime Edmontonian, Queen’s Jubilee Award winner for Community Service, former small business owner and proud father of two sons alongside his wife Amanda in the community of Rutherford.

With 18 years of experience at Edmonton Transit, Jon understands the importance of reliable public services, the everyday realities faced by working families, and the need to support local, family-run businesses that form the backbone of Edmonton’s economy.

Over the past decade Jon Morgan served for five years as president of the Heritage Point Community League, led the Johnny Bright School Council as secretary for six years, and continues to volunteer as a youth soccer coach. Whether organizing rink programs, leading neighbourhood cleanups, or mentoring young athletes, Jon has consistently shown up for his community.

His commitment doesn’t stop at the neighbourhood level. Jon served four years on the board of the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues, including two as Vice President (External), where he championed inclusive partnerships and strong support for local leagues.

Jon is also a regular volunteer with Water Warriors YEG, helping deliver food and supplies to Edmonton’s most vulnerable. These experiences shape his belief in a city that works for everyone — one where public services stay public, families can afford to live and grow, and no one is left behind.

Approachable, steady, and community-focused, Jon is known as a leader who listens, follows through, and never forgets where he comes from. For Jon, a stronger Edmonton starts with building strong neighborhoods, a stable economy, and ensuring local voices are at the table.

You can find Jon weekly at his satellite office at the Century Park Farmers’ Market — every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Heritage Square, 10915 23 Ave — running from June 1 to September 28, 2025, staying connected and accountable to the people he hopes to serve on council.