Respect taxpayer dollars:
Publish a resident-friendly service standards scoreboard, review spending with a focus on results, measure city services publicly and consistently, support transparent Mayor’s Office expenses, improve procurement acountability
Support small business:
Launch a Small Business desk at City Hall, improve licensing and inspection timelines, help attract employers and local investment, hold plaza and business listening tours, support cleaner, safer, busier commercial areas
Homes without delays:
Create a Permit Accountability Plan, improve legal basement and additional residential unit guidance, connect housing growth to infrastructure, public clear service timelines for permits and inspections, reduce confusion for homeowners and small builders
Ethical City Hall:
Disclose relevant business interests as required by law, separate campaign, perrsonal, and business expenses, seek advice from the Integrity Commissioner or municipal counsel when needed, recuse from conflict of interest matters, never use public office for private business advantage
Safe neighbourhoods first:
Launch neighbourhood safety walks, work with police and community partners on crime, improve bylaw resopnsiveness in problem areas, improve lighting, road safety and public-space visibility, support youth prevention programs
Youth deserve better:
Meet with the community, support youth employment and mentorship partnerships, build pride in Brampton’s next generation, improve access to sports and recreation spaces, create safer community spaces for young people
Fix traffic faster:
Map Brampton’s top congestion and road-service problem areas, plan growth with transit, parking and road capacity, prioritize practical fixes, improve transparency around road repair/snow clearing, push for safer school zones
