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| Community | Robert Leclerc states that Quesnel has been his home since 1969, where he grew up, raised his family and built his career. |
| Early Community Involvement | According to his candidate statement, he began volunteering at age 13 with Cable 10, helping televise Quesnel City Council meetings. |
| Quesnel Volunteer Fire Department | Leclerc states that he served 14½ years with the Quesnel Volunteer Fire Department, rising to the rank of Captain. He says he received the first Jack Allison Memorial Firefighter of the Year Award. |
| City of Quesnel Employment | Leclerc states that he began working for the City of Quesnel in 1992 and had a 30-year municipal career, working in several departments including the RCMP, Quesnel Regional Airport and Public Works. He retired in 2023. |
| School District 28 | Public records identify Robert Leclerc as having previously served as a School District 28 trustee. |
| Labour / CUPE | Public records show involvement with CUPE Local 1050, including representation on the CUPE BC Municipal Committee. |
| Community Organizations | Leclerc says his community involvement has included the Uplands Neighbourhood Association, Highway Rescue Society, Billy Barker Days, Amateur Radio Operators Society, and Quesnel & District Labour Council. |
| Public Safety / Emergency Communication | In 2026, Leclerc publicly raised concerns about the lack of an official emergency alert during a Quesnel shooting and evacuation incident and about communication with affected residents. |
| 2026 Election | Candidate for Quesnel City Council in the October 17, 2026 municipal election. |