Through strong provincial partnerships, we secured over $400 million to build a state-of-the-art hospital and 192-bed long-term care home. This new healthcare campus ensures high-quality, local medical care remains right here in Uxbridge for generations to come.

Safe, reliable roads are essential to keeping our community moving. Since 2018, we have paved over 60 kilometres of roads across Uxbridge, including converting 20 kilometres from gravel to asphalt. We remain committed to maintaining and upgrading the core infrastructure our residents rely on every day.

What started as a local idea is now Ontario’s first Urban Provincial Park. By securing $18 million in provincial funding, we have unlocked over 1,350 acres of protected land, preserving our natural heritage and reinforcing Uxbridge as the Trail Capital of Canada for generations to come.

Uxbridge is officially recognized as an Age-Friendly Community. By investing in accessible paved trails, year-round washrooms, safer pedestrian crossings, and a vibrant Seniors Centre, we are creating opportunities for residents to comfortably age in place. Our role is simple: support our community, remove barriers, and let people lead.

Transparent leadership builds community trust. Under my leadership, all Council meetings are now livestreamed and archived online, making agendas, minutes, and recordings easy to access. We are making it simple for every resident to stay informed, follow key decisions, and engage on their own schedule.

Downtown Uxbridge is a once-in-a-generation opportunity. By driving the Brock Street project forward, we are delivering more than infrastructure. We are expanding rental housing, supporting local businesses, and building a strong, vibrant future for our community.

We are building modern facilities to serve our growing township for generations to come. This includes our new 6,400-square-foot Animal Shelter and our upcoming Aquatic Centre and Gymnasium opening in 2027. These investments ensure residents of all ages have quality spaces to connect and stay active.

Since becoming Mayor, we have made major investments in new sidewalks, paved trails, and safe crossings connecting our parks, neighbourhoods, and hamlets. By securing federal and provincial grants to fund these upgrades, we are keeping our community active, safe, and accessible while stretching your local tax dollars further.

Reliable high-speed internet is essential for our families and businesses. Through our leadership, Durham Region established Durham OneNet to secure outside funding and build a regional fibre backbone. Today, fibre service is reaching Coppins Corners, Goodwood, Leaskdale, Udora, Sandford, and rural Uxbridge, keeping our entire community connected for the future.

Getting big things done for Uxbridge requires strong teamwork. By collaborating with all levels of government and key community partners, we have secured critical grant funding for major local projects. This approach ensures our township continues to thrive while stretching your local tax dollars as far as possible.