My Experience
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• DEPUTY MAYOR OF THE TOWN OF INNISFIL (2014 to present)
• INNISFIL COUNCILLOR FOR WARD 7 (1994 to 2014) • SIMCOE COUNTY COUNCILLOR (2014 to present) • PRESIDENT of the ASSOCIATION OF MUNICIPALITIES OF ONTARIO (AMO) (2016 to 2018) Elected by municipalities across Ontario to represent almost all of Ontario’s 444 municipalities. Duties include working with the provincial government and other organizations to ensure that they understand the needs of local governments of all sizes and in all regions. To advocate for change that will allow municipalities to operate more efficiently and with the proper resources. |
• BOARD MEMBER OF THE FEDERATION OF CANADIAN MUNICIPALITIES (FCM) (2016 to 2018) • BOARD MEMBER OF THE PROVINCIAL AND TERRITORIAL ASSOC. (2016 to 2018) • CHAIR OF THE SOUTH GEORGIAN BAY LAKE SIMCOE SOURCE WATER PROTECTION COMMITTEE (2007 TO PRESENT)
• SMALL BUSINESS OWNER (1986 – 2012) |
My Dedication
We heard that health care was lacking in our community. We opened a temporary walk-in clinic while we build a state-ofthe-
art multi-disciplinary health and wellness centre.
We heard the youth in our community need more to do. We’ve launched the mobile youth centre which travels around our community to bring fun activities to kids of all ages.
We heard that we need to improve our parks and lake access points. We continue to make capital investments in our parks including plans for a new accessible park and an additional splash pad.
We heard that traffic safety is a growing concern. We set up a traffic safety advisory committee with input from our police and the public to tackle specific traffic problems and recommend solutions to council.
We heard that Town Hall needed to be more accessible and transparent. Council meetings are now livestreamed.
art multi-disciplinary health and wellness centre.
We heard the youth in our community need more to do. We’ve launched the mobile youth centre which travels around our community to bring fun activities to kids of all ages.
We heard that we need to improve our parks and lake access points. We continue to make capital investments in our parks including plans for a new accessible park and an additional splash pad.
We heard that traffic safety is a growing concern. We set up a traffic safety advisory committee with input from our police and the public to tackle specific traffic problems and recommend solutions to council.
We heard that Town Hall needed to be more accessible and transparent. Council meetings are now livestreamed.