Election Day is Monday, October 26, 2026
Moving Milton Forward
Milton is growing quickly, and we need thoughtful leadership to keep pace. As your next Regional Councillor, my priorities would focus on protecting the services residents rely on, planning responsibly for the future, and making practical investments that keep Milton a great place to live, work, and raise a family.
Grow Our Local Economy
Attract the right businesses to strengthen our local economy, create local jobs, and strengthen Milton's tax base.
Improve Regional Transit Connections
Advocate for better inter-regional transit and stronger connections to neighbouring communities. Continue to invest in our local transit to increase service areas and route frequency.
Keep Our Kids Safe
Around Schools
Continue improving traffic safety with measures that protect students and families.
Invest in Youth and Recreation
Ensure children and families have access to programs, facilities, and opportunities to stay active.
Build Complete Neighbourhoods
Build our communities in a way that has everyday necessities accessible by walking, active transportation or transit within 15 to 20 minutes. This would include more connected walking and cycling networks for residents of all ages.
Strengthen Community Engagement
Create more opportunities for residents to discuss important issues and help shape Council decisions.
Build More
Community Gardens
Building more community gardens provides another way to battle food insecurity, while also encouraging education around growing food, soil health and pollination. Community gardens also provide another way for community members to socialize, create stronger bonds and hopefully share some great recipes.
Continue to invest in
Milton Fire
With more homes being built in Milton, our firefighters are expected to respond as quickly as possible - whether its a detached home or a highrise condominium - and we need to invest in their ability to be able to do so safely.
Protect Neighbourhoods from Incompatible Development
Oppose the Matthews industrial proposal adjacent to the CN Intermodal, which would bring additional truck traffic and environmental impacts too close to nearby residents. Protect these lands for appropriate employment uses that support Milton’s economy while respecting surrounding neighbourhoods.
Results Delivered
Strong communities are built through action. Over the past four years, I've worked with my Council colleagues to deliver practical improvements that make everyday life better for Milton residents, from investing in public safety and transit to improving traffic safety, parking, and access to library services. Here are some of the results we've achieved together.
Improvements to Fire Safety
I have supported the significant investments in fire safety by hiring more than 30 full-time firefighters and fire officers, adding a new pumper truck to the fleet, and investing in new technology to improve emergency response times.
Better Parking Options
Parking has been a major concern of Ward 4 residents! In the last 4 years, I have advocated to make parking easier for residents by increasing annual parking exceptions from 18 to 25 days per vehicle. I also advocated for the Transitional Neighbourhood Parking Strategy, which created more than 400 additional parking spaces in municipal lots.
Investment in Transit
Milton's transit service needed to be better. I have advocated for and supported improved transit with the introduction of Sunday service, additional bus routes, more buses on the road, and increased service frequency to better connect residents across Milton.
Improved Library Services
Library services are now accessible within Ward 4! I successfully advocated for expanded library services with the introduction of convenient self-serve hold lockers at the Milton Sports Centre and the Mattamy National Cycling Centre (Velodrome), making it easier for residents to pick up and return library materials closer to home.
Improved Traffic Safety
To help make neighbourhoods safer, I advocated for additional school crossing guards, the installation of raised crosswalks, and the implementation of 40 km/h speed limits in residential neighbourhoods to better protect our community.
Multi-Year Fiscal Planning:
I advocated for regular financially-focused workshop activity during this term of Council and development of a detailed multi-year financial strategy for the Town. This approach allows the Town to plan for economic uncertainty as well as the variance in funding from other levels of government.
Get in Touch
If you have any campaign questions or issues about our Town you would like to discuss please reach out. I would love to hear from you.
