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Hon. Kent Dollar, Brackley-Hunter River

MLA Kent Dollar

Father, we pray for Kent Dollar in his new role as Minister of Housing and Community Affairs. May he learn from those who have gone before him how to best serve at such a time as this. May he accept the help of others who can assist him in fulfilling his assignments. We pray that as he faces challenges, he will experience Your love, grace, and power in a deep, deep way. We pray for his family, that they will support him while he is apart from them. We pray for his health and for safety as he travels on the roads to and from his work. Please help him to serve with diligence as he represents his constituents in Brackley–Hunter River. May his workload not be overwhelming, and may he take time to be refreshed in mind, soul, and body. We pray this in the precious name of Jesus. Amen.

Kent Dollar was elected as the representative for District 15: Brackley-Hunter River, in a by-election on August 12, 2025. Kent is a dedicated community advocate, public servant, and lifelong resident of District 15: Brackley – Hunter River, with a deep commitment to the people and communities of his home district. A strong believer in grassroots engagement, Kent is a familiar face at community events and a committed volunteer, especially when it comes to coaching youth sport. He’s also a proud supporter of PEI harness racing. Kent’s record of public service includes serving as a Councillor for the Rural Municipality of Brackley, where he focused on strengthening local infrastructure and supporting community needs. He also served as Executive Assistant to the Premier of Prince Edward Island, gaining valuable experience in advocating on behalf of Islanders. Kent’s passion for public service is rooted in his upbringing. Raised on the family farm in South Winsloe by his mother Vaunda and the late Fred Dollar, Kent learned early the values of hard work, integrity, and giving back. Today, those same values guide his approach to leadership and community building. Kent lives in South Winsloe with his wife, and their two children.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]