Sameera Ali
Regional Councillor · Ward 4 · served 2022-11-15 to 2026-11-14
56substantive motions movedof 68 council meetings they were in office for
29procedural motions movedcounted separately, and never added to the above
43substantive motions secondedseconding is often a seat convention, not agreement
13items put on the agenda themselvesthe clearest signal of initiative in the minutes
17–1recorded votes, for–againstrecorded votes are rare and a skewed sample
67 of the 68 council meetings held so far have been read (2022-12-12 to 2026-09-14). The Town has not yet published minutes for the meeting of 14 September 2026; nothing from it is on this site yet, and it is checked every night. Of those read, 4 have no minutes published by the Town, so they contribute nothing to the counts below. A further 13 have minutes carrying no numbered resolutions — Council Workshops, mostly — so they add nothing to the motion counts, though their attendance is recorded. Committee of Adjustment meetings are not included: that is a separate appointed body councillors do not sit on.
In their own words, via the Town
Sameera Ali is the Regional Councillor for Ward 4. Her hobbies include running, playing badminton and soccer, political volunteering and cooking. Currently, she resides in the Willmott neighbourhood of Ward 4 with her loving husband and four beautiful children. Councillor Ali holds a Masters Degree in International Relations/PR. Professionally she has over 15 years of experience in managing multi-lingual PR and marketing campaigns for clients all over the world. Town of Milton Council representative - Halton Solid Waste Management Advisory Committee
Portrait and biography published by the Town of Milton — source page.
Meetings the minutes record them as absent from [2 meetings]
Read from the "Members Absent" line in each meeting’s minutes, not inferred from a name being missing. 57 meeting(s) in this term have an attendance list that could be read. 11 have not been checked yet, and nothing is claimed about those.
No attendance rate is published, here or anywhere on this site. The denominator cannot be established honestly from this source, and a rate is the form of the figure most likely to be repeated without it.
2025-10-27
Council Workshop — recorded as absent minutes
2024-03-04
Council Meeting — recorded as absent minutes
Items they put on the agenda themselves (13)
A notice of motion is a member raising their own item, rather than moving that a staff report be adopted. This is the clearest signal of initiative in the record.
2026-09-14
Motion to Consider: AI Data Centres minutes
2025-11-03
Motion to Consider - Advocacy for Humanitarian Action and Federal Policy Reform Regarding the Situation in Gaza Motion minutes
2025-09-08
Motion to Consider - Additional Residential Units minutes
2025-09-08
Motion to Consider - Vexatious complaints minutes
2025-07-14
Notice of Motion - Elect Respect minutes
2025-06-23
Motion to Consider - Support the Joint Statement on the Situation in Gaza and the West Bank minutes
2025-05-26
Motion to Consider - Kiss-and-Ride minutes
2025-05-26
Veterans Commemorative Crosswalk minutes
2025-02-24
Motion to Consider - Parking on Bergamot minutes
2023-12-18
Support for Halton Police Board Resolution re: Auto Theft in Canada minutes
2023-09-11
Kite fighting minutes
2023-09-11
Declaration of Intimate Partner Violence an Epidemic minutes
2023-05-08
Stopping Harassment and Abuse by Local Leaders Act (Bill 5) Motion minutes
How they voted, where it was recorded
17 for and 1 against, across 18 recorded votes.
This is about 3% of all business. Under Ontario law individual positions are written down only when a member requests a recorded vote, and members request them on the most contentious items. Everything else passed on a voice vote and is recorded simply as carried, with no way to know who supported it. These votes are therefore a skewed sample, not a voting record.
| Date | Position | Motion |
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| 2026-06-22 | For | THAT Council resolves that the Town of Milton Official Plan, 2026 is consistent with the Provincial Planning Statement, 2024 and matters of provincial interest as listed in… Res. 100-26 · Carried · minutes |
| 2026-01-26 | For | THAT after consideration of the submissions of the parties in relation to the complaint pertaining to the Education Development Charges for 110 Heslop Road, the Council of… Res. 002-26 · Lost · minutes |
| 2025-12-08 | For | THAT Staff Report DS-067-25 (Council, 8 Dec 2025) outlining applications for amendments to the Town of Milton Official Plan and Town of Milton Urban Zoning By-law 016-2014, as amended, to facilitate… Res. 173-25 · Carried · minutes |
| 2025-12-01 | Against | THAT staff be directed to present a report to Council in Q1 2026 that outlines the requirements to implement Municipal Licensing and Enforcement services on Sunday at a comparable… Res. 163-25 · Carried · minutes |
| 2025-11-03 | For | WHEREAS Procedure By-law 014-2024, provides that Notices of Motion shall not be discussed or debated upon introduction, but shall be included on the next regular Council meeting… Res. 139-25 · Carried · minutes |
| 2025-09-08 | For | WHEREAS Procedure By-law 014-2024, provides that Notices of Motion shall not be discussed or debated upon introduction, but shall be included on the next regular Council meeting… Res. 117-25 · Carried · minutes |
| 2025-09-08 | For | WHEREAS Procedure By-law 014-2024, provides that Notices of Motion shall not be discussed or debated upon introduction, but shall be included on the next regular Council meeting… Res. 118-25 · Carried · minutes |
| 2025-06-23 | For | THAT this motion be postponed to the July 14, 2025 Council meeting to allow for staff to have additional discussions with the applicant with respect to revising amenity space. Res. 084-25 · Lost · minutes |
| 2025-06-23 | For | THAT Application Z-24/24 for an amendment to the Town of Milton Comprehensive Zoning By-law 016-2014, as amended, to change the current Future Development (FD) Zone to a Mixed Use… Res. 085-25 · Carried · minutes |
| 2025-05-26 | For | THAT the draft audited Financial Statements for the Town of Milton and Boards be approved. Res. 065-2025 · Carried · minutes |
| 2025-05-26 | For | THAT Council declare the Office of Town Councillor, Ward 1 to be vacant, as required under Section 262 of the Municipal Act, 2001; Res. 066-2025 · Carried · minutes |
| 2025-05-26 | For | THAT the Town Clerk be directed to proceed with the Appointment by Application process to fill the vacancy in accordance with the procedure set out in Schedule A to this report. Res. 067-2025 · Carried · minutes |
| 2025-05-26 | For | THAT Council directs the Town Clerk to bring forward a By-law to Require a By-election at the next meeting of Council to fill the vacancy in the Office of Town Councillor, Ward 1… Res. 068-2025 · Carried · minutes |
| 2024-03-25 | For | THAT Report DS-019-24 (Council, 25 Mar 2024), be received for information. Res. 040-24 · Carried · minutes |
| 2024-03-25 | For | THAT the motion be amended to include the following: AND THAT the Council of the Town of Milton reaffirms its opposition to the Campbellville Quarry Application and requests… Res. 041-24 · Carried · minutes |
| 2023-12-04 | For | THAT a new capital project be added to the 2024 Budget for a Stop Sign Beacon Pilot Project, with a funding of $72,512 provided from the Studies and Other Non Growth Capital… Res. 161-23 · Carried · minutes |
| 2023-12-04 | For | THAT a Senior Transportation Planning Technologist (1.0 FTE) be added to the 2024 Operating Budget with funding from the tax levy of $155,055. Res. 162-23 · Carried · minutes |
| 2023-12-04 | For | THAT a Platoon Chief (1.0 FTE) be added to the 2024 Operating Budget with funding from the tax levy of $186,723. Res. 163-23 · Carried · minutes |
What they put forward
56 substantive motions moved, across 68 meetings they could have attended.
Separately, 29 procedural motions — approving the consent agenda, receiving reports for information, waiving the rules. Those run the meeting rather than decide anything, so they are counted apart and never added to the figure above.
They also seconded 43 substantive and 5 procedural motions. Seconding puts a motion on the floor for debate; it is often a seat convention and is not a statement of support.
Substantive motions moved (56)
2026-01-26 · Res. 002-26 · Lost
THAT after consideration of the submissions of the parties in relation to the complaint pertaining to the Education Development Charges for 110 Heslop Road, the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Milton hereby determines that an error was made in the application of the Education Development Charge By-laws for both the Halton District School Board and the Halton District Catholic School… minutes
2025-11-03 · Res. 147-25 · Lost
WHEREAS since October 2023, escalating violence in Gaza has resulted in a catastrophic humanitarian crisis, with reports estimating that over 62,000 Palestinians have been killed, including more than 18,800 children; AND WHEREAS over the same period, every hospital in Gaza has been damaged or destroyed, severely limiting access to life-saving medical care; minutes
2025-09-08 · Res. 133-25 · Carried
WHEREAS democracy is healthy when everyone is able to participate fully and safely and contribute to the well-being of their community; AND WHEREAS we are witnessing the dissolution of democratic discourse and respectful debate across all levels of government and in neighbouring jurisdictions; minutes
2025-07-14 · Res. 101-25 · Carried Unanimously
THAT staff be directed to proceed with Phase 1 of the Downtown Civic Precinct as described in ES-015-25 (Council, 14 Jul 2025); AND THAT staff be directed to prepare terms for an extension to the Temporary Patio Program as described in ES-015-25 (Council, 14 Jul 2025), for consideration in advance of the spring of 2026. minutes
2025-07-14 · Res. 106-25 · Carried
THAT Town of Milton Council support the granting of Draft Plan Approval by the Commissioner of Development Services for the proposed plan of subdivision (Town File: 24T-24002/M); AND THAT Application Z-14/24 for an amendment to the Town of Milton Comprehensive Zoning By-law 016-2014, as amended, to change the current Future Development (FD) Zone and a portion of the Major Institutional Special… minutes
2025-07-14 · Res. 111-25 · Carried
THAT Council resume in open session. minutes
2025-07-14 · Res. 113-25 · Carried
THAT the recommendations contained in Staff Report COMS-011-25 (Council, 14 Jul 2025) be approved. minutes
2025-06-23 · Res. 086-2025 · Carried Unanimously
WHEREAS 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, and the Town of Milton remains committed to honouring all veterans who have served during wartime, peacekeeping missions, and in the reserves, both domestically and internationally; AND WHEREAS the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 136 (Pt. U.J. Waters) has made, and continues to make, significant contributions by supporting… minutes
2025-06-23 · Res. 087-2025 · Carried Unanimously
WHEREAS foreign policy is the prerogative of the Federal Government; AND WHEREAS when international incidents impact the diverse local residents of Milton, it is prudent to acknowledge those impacts, foster community cohesion, and ensure the safety, inclusion, and emotional well-being of all residents while advocating for peace, respect for humanity and understanding across all communities. minutes
2025-05-26 · Res. 068-2025 · Carried
THAT Council directs the Town Clerk to bring forward a By-law to Require a By-election at the next meeting of Council to fill the vacancy in the Office of Town Councillor, Ward 1, in accordance with the Municipal Elections Act, 1996 In Favour (7) Councillor Ali, Councillor Best, Councillor Malboeuf, Gordon A. minutes
2025-05-26 · Res. 074-2025 · Carried
WHEREAS the safety of all children must be considered as paramount when dropping students off at school; WHEREAS the Halton Board of Education has stated that the increase in student numbers and traffic has made existing kiss-and-ride areas unsafe leading to closed kiss-and-rides and school parking lots during high-volume times; minutes
2025-03-17 · Res. 029-2025 · Carried
THAT the 2024 Transit Services Annual Report be received. minutes
2025-03-17 · Res. 030-2025 · Carried
THAT Council authorize staff to proceed with the steps necessary to implement a pilot Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program, as outlined in this report; AND THAT Council authorize staff to enter into an agreement with the City of Toronto Joint Processing Center (JPC), for the processing of all ASE penalty orders (tickets) under the Administrative Penalty System; minutes
2025-03-17 · Res. 031-2025 · Carried
THAT the necessary by-laws, included on the March 17, 2025 Council meeting agenda, be considered for approval, with an enactment date of April 1, 2025; AND THAT a new user fee of $340.00, before taxes, be introduced effective April 1, 2025 to recover the cost of the initial registration of additional residential units and be added to the Town’s User Fee By-law at the next available opportunity. minutes
2025-03-17 · Res. 032-2025 · Carried
THAT Council Approve Amendment 92 to the Town of Milton Official Plan, attached to the By-law as Appendix I; AND THAT the By-law to adopt the Town of Milton Official Plan amendment, attached as Appendix I to Staff Report DS 019-25, be adopted; minutes
2025-03-17 · Res. 033-2025 · Carried
THAT Council approve Development Services Report DS-018-25 (Council, 17 Mar 2025) regarding Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendments for amending the Employment Areas; AND THAT Council adopt Official Plan Amendment 86, regarding proposed Official Plan policies to update the Town’s policy framework related to Areas of Employment, attached as Appendix 1 to Report DS-018-25 (Council, 17 Mar 2025); minutes
2025-03-17 · Res. 034-2025 · Carried
THAT the Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer be authorized to enter into Tri-Party Agreements and ancillary documents with Developers and the Region of Halton for affordable residential unit development charges exemptions under Section 4.1 of the Development Charges Act, 1997, in a form acceptable to the Town Treasurer and external legal counsel, with terms and conditions consistent with Report… minutes
2025-03-17 · Res. 035-2025 · Carried
THAT Council approve the Pay-on-Demand Surety Bond Template attached as Appendix A to this report; AND THAT Council authorize the Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer to make amendments to Appendix A and the associated schedules thereto as necessary to comply with provincial legislation or reflect evolving best practices; minutes
2025-03-17 · Res. 036-2025 · Carried
THAT the updates outlined in this report to the following Financial Management policies be approved: Policy No. 110 Financial Principles (Appendix A) Policy No. 111 Taxation and Assessment (Appendix B) Policy No. 112 Procurement and Disposal (Appendix C) Policy No. 113 Budget Management Policy (Appendix D) Policy No. 114 Asset Management (Appendix E) Policy No. minutes
2025-03-17 · Res. 038-2025 · Carried
THAT Council approve the budget amendments and related funding sources, as outlined on Schedule A; AND THAT the contract award for the purchase of one (1) 6-metre transit bus to Creative Carriage Limited in the estimated amount of $210,962 (exclusive of HST) be approved, as outlined in Schedule B; minutes
2025-03-17 · Res. 042-2025 · Carried
THAT By-law Numbers 028-2025, through to and including Bylaw 041-2025, be READ, PASSED AND NUMBERED; AND THAT the Mayor and the Town Clerk be authorized to sign the said By-laws, seal them with the seal of the Corporation and that they be engrossed in the By-law Book. minutes
2025-01-27 · Res. 006-25 · Carried Unanimously
THAT Staff Report DS-005-25 (Council, 27 Jan 2025) outlining an application for a temporary use zoning by-law amendment to amend the Town of Milton Zoning By-law 016-2014, as amended, to facilitate a place of worship use for a period of three (3) years on the lands municipally identified as 1801 Thompson Road South, be approved; minutes
2025-01-27 · Res. 008-25 · Carried
THAT Staff Report DS-006-25 (Council, 27 Jan 2025) outlining the Town initiated housekeeping amendments to Comprehensive Zoning By-law 016- 2014, as amended, be approved; AND THAT staff be authorized to bring forward an amending Zoning By-law in accordance with the draft By-law Attached as Appendix 1 to Report DS-006-25 (Council, 27 Jan 2025) for Council adoption. minutes
2024-10-07 · Res. · Carried
THAT report ES-032- 24 is received for information. minutes
2024-10-07 · Res. · Carried
THAT staff be directed to proceed with the implementation of a one-year permit parking program within designated municipal parks and report back to Council with results and recommendations; AND THAT a new parking permit user fee of $60 per month, including taxes, be introduced effective January 1, 2025 to recover the cost of administering the pilot program and be included within the Town’s User… minutes
2024-10-07 · Res. · Carried
THAT Council endorse the Town’s application for the Municipal Housing Infrastructure Program (MHIP) - Housing Enabling Core Services Stream (HECS), as outlined herein, including the selection of the Nipissing Road Reconstruction project. minutes
2024-10-07 · Res. · Carried
THAT Council endorse the Town’s application for the Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund (CSRIF) as outlined herein, including the selection of the Milton Sports Centre Facility Improvements project. AND THAT staff be delegated the authority to prepare and submit the application to the CSRIF to the Province, as well as to make any revisions that may be required in the discretion… minutes
2024-10-07 · Res. · Carried
THAT Council endorse the Town’s application for the Municipal Housing Infrastructure Program (MHIP) - Housing Enabling Water Systems Fund (HEWSF) as outlined herein, including the selection of the Stormwater Management Pond 15 retrofit project. minutes
2024-09-09 · Res. · Carried
THAT By-law Numbers 073-2024, through to and including Bylaw 082-2024, be READ, PASSED AND NUMBERED; AND THAT the Mayor and the Town Clerk be authorized to sign the said By-laws, seal them with the seal of the Corporation and that they be engrossed in the By-law Book. minutes
2024-06-24 · Res. 096-24 · Carried
THAT the Milton Transit Five-Year Service Plan and Master Plan Update (referred to herein as “Five-Year Service Plan”) be received; AND THAT Appendix 1 Milton Transit Five-Year Service Plan and Master Plan Update be endorsed to help guide the improvement and expansion of the Milton Transit network and services through the next five years (2025-2029); minutes
2024-06-24 · Res. 097-24 · Carried
THAT Report DS- 051-24 providing an update on the We Make Milton Official Plan project and a first consultation draft of Phase One of the proposed new Official Plan be received; AND THAT Council direct Staff to consult with the public and stakeholders regarding the draft Phase One of the new Official Plan. minutes
2024-06-24 · Res. 098-24 · Carried
THAT Zoning Application Z-10/23- for an amendment to the Town of Milton Comprehensive Zoning By-law 016-2014, as amended, to change the current Future Development (FD) Zone to a site specific Business Park (M1*354) Zone, to facilitate the future development of the lands for employment uses, be approved; AND THAT staff be authorized to bring forward an amending Zoning By-law for Council adoption. minutes
2024-01-29 · Res. 003-24 · Carried
THAT Council receive this report for information. minutes
2024-01-29 · Res. 004-24 · Carried
THAT the contract extension for animal shelter services to The City of Burlington in the amount of $199,963.75 (excl. HST) be approved as outlined on Schedule A. THAT the Manager, Purchasing and Supply Chain Management be authorized to execute the contract extension, as outlined by the purchasing by-law, and the Mayor and the Town Clerk be authorized to sign any required paperwork. minutes
2024-01-29 · Res. 013-24 · Carried
THAT By-law Numbers 001-2024 through to and including Bylaw 004-2004, be READ, PASSED AND NUMBERED; AND THAT the Mayor and the Town Clerk be authorized to sign the said By-laws, seal them with the seal of the Corporation and that they be engrossed in the By-law Book. minutes
2023-12-18 · Res. 181-23 · Carried
THAT Report DS-059-23 (Council, 18 Dec 2023) outlining an amendment to the Town of Milton Zoning By-law 016-2014, as amended, to implement the refined limits of the Natural Heritage System BE APPROVED; AND THAT staff be authorized to bring forward an amending Zoning By-law in accordance with Appendix 1 to Report DS-059-23 (Council, 18 Dec 2023) for Council adoption; minutes
2023-12-18 · Res. 182-23 · Carried
THAT Report DS-062-23 (Council, 18 Dec 2023) outlining an amendment to to the Town of Milton Zoning By-law 016-2014, as amended, to facilitate the development of an industrial building BE APPROVED AND THAT staff be authorized to bring forward an amending Zoning By-law in accordance with Appendix 1 to Report DS-062-23 (Council, 18 Dec 2023) for Council adoption; minutes
2023-12-18 · Res. 187-23 · Carried
WHEREAS Automobile theft continues to be a serious issue in Canada, with thefts exceeding $1 billion in value having occurred in Canada in 2022 (according to Équité Association); WHEREAS Ontario experienced in excess of 30,000 auto thefts in 2022, equating to more than 3 every hour; minutes
2023-09-11 · Res. 129-23 · Carried
WHEREAS kite fighting is a game that involves trying to cut another player's kite line. The final kite remaining in the air is the winner of the fight; WHEREAS the game poses serious safety concerns, as it typically involves super-sharp string to attack and cut opponents kite lines and players usually replace regular kite string with sharper material like metal filament, piano wire, fishing line… minutes
2023-06-19 · Res. 102-23 · Carried
THAT the recommendations contained in Staff Report COMS-008-23 (Council, 19 Jun 2023) be approved. minutes
2023-05-29 · Res. 092-2023 · Carried Unanimously
WHEREAS ethical behaviour and respectful civil discourse are fundamental to maintaining public respect for our democratic institutions; WHEREAS in recent years incidents of disrespectful, uncivil, and egregious conduct by council members in some municipalities in Ontario have occurred that have clearly concerned the public, municipal staff, and elected members of councils; minutes
2023-03-27 · Res. 051-23 · Carried
THAT Council endorse the revised Events Framework attached to this report as Schedule A. minutes
2023-03-27 · Res. 060-23 · Carried
THAT the recommendations contained in Staff Report CORS-013-23 (Council, 27 Mar 2023) be approved. minutes
2023-03-27 · Res. 061-23 · Carried
THAT the recommendations contained in Staff Report CORS-014-23 (Council, 27 Mar 2023) be approved. minutes
2023-03-27 · Res. 062-23 · Carried
2023-03-06 · Res. 041-23 · Carried
THAT the Traffic Calming Warrant Update be adopted by Council; AND THAT Council approve a budget increase to Capital Project C40012623 – Traffic Calming, funded by the Project Variance Account, in the amount of $110,000 to provide a one-year Contract Traffic Technician position. minutes
2023-02-06 · Res. 020-23 · Lost
THAT the development charge complaint with respect to 4269 Henderson Road be deferred to a future Council Meeting; AND THAT staff be directed to report back with further alternatives that are available to Council with respect to the Town development charges paid for permit 321-005092. minutes
2023-02-06 · Res. 024-23 · Carried
THAT Zoning Application Z-16/21- for an amendment to the Town of Milton Comprehensive Zoning By-law 016-2014, as amended, to change the current General Industrial Zone, General Industrial with a Holding Zone (M2*H2) and Future Development Zone (FD) to a site specific Business Park Zone (M1*327) and a site specific General Industrial Zone (M2*328), to permit the future development of… minutes
2023-02-06 · Res. 028-23 · Carried
THAT Council approve the budget amendments and related funding sources as outlined on Schedule A; THAT the single source award to MTB Transit Solutions for the supply and delivery of the Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) Clean Power technology to implement the Milton Transit Battery Electric Bus (BEB) Pilot Project, including all vehicle components, charging infrastructure, warranty and training, be… minutes
2023-02-06 · Res. 029-23 · Carried
THAT the recommendations contained in Staff Report CORS-001-23 (Council, 6 Feb 2023) be approved. minutes
2023-02-06 · Res. 030-23 · Carried
THAT the recommendations contained in Staff Report CORS-002-23 (Council, 6 Feb 2023) be approved. minutes
2023-02-06 · Res. 032-23 · Carried
THAT By-law Numbers 002-2023, 003-2003, 004-2003, 005-2023, 006-2023, 007-2023, 008-2023, 009-2023, 010-2023, 011-2023, 012-2023 & 013-2023 be READ, PASSED AND NUMBERED; AND THAT the Mayor and the Town Clerk be authorized to sign the said By-laws, seal them with the seal of the Corporation and that they be engrossed in the By-law Book. minutes
2023-01-23 · Res. 011-23 · Carried
2022-12-19 · Res. 142-22 · Carried
THAT the appointments for this term of Council contained in Appendix A be approved; AND THAT Town Clerk be directed to give effect to the recommendations in this report, and to revise any relevant policies and Terms of Reference, as necessary; minutes
2022-12-19 · Res. 144-22 · Carried
BE IT RESOLVED that recommendations in Staff Report COMS-007-22 (Council, 19 Dec 2022) be approved. minutes
2022-12-19 · Res. · Carried
THAT the recommendations in Staff Report CORS- 067-22 be approved. minutes
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| Meetings attended | not published — the minutes record presence only |
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| Conflicts of interest declared | 1 |
| Office | Regional Councillor |
| Ward | Ward 4 |
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- Adil Khalqi
Town Councillor · Ward 3 - Colin Best
Regional Councillor · Ward 1 - George Minakakis
Town Councillor · Ward 1 - Gordon A. Krantz
Mayor - John Challinor II
Town Councillor · Ward 2 - Kristina Tesser Derksen
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