Donald McArthur

I was happy to limit the amount of time a dog can be tethered, appoint a new Chief Administrative Officer for the Town of Amherstburg and move forward with a ballot question on a Ward system. Here's how I voted on February 8, 2022:

I was happy to support the sale of the Fighting Island Boxing Club property for $800,000, approve funding for the redevelopment of Centennial and Jack Purdie Parks and pass the 2022 Operating Budget. Here's how I voted on February 14, 2022:

I was happy to move forward the incredible redevelopment of the historic property at 247 Brock Street, designate the "Thomas Drug Store" at 65-67 Richmond Street under the Ontario Heritage Act and provide breaks for community events including the 100th Anniversary celebrations for General Amherstburg High School and the Coldest Night of the Year Walk in support of The House Youth Centre. Here's how I voted on January 24, 2022:

I was happy to support in principle the construction of an Italian monument in King's Navy Yard Park and support the Libro Centre as the permanent home for a new and improved skate park. Here's how I voted on December 13, 2021:

I was happy to support a proposal to plant more trees in Amherstburg and to amend the Town's tree canopy policy so that the replacement of trees is handled on a two to one basis. Here's how I voted on November 8, 2021.

I was happy to support moving ahead with Open Air Weekends in 2022 and look forward to another spectacular spring and summer in Amherstburg. Here's how I voted on November 22, 2021:

I was happy to receive presentations about the importance of Amherstburg's heritage properties and the Community Safety and Well Being-Plan for Windsor-Essex. Here's how I voted on Oct. 25, 2021:

I was happy to move forward with the transformational Big Creek Trail project at the Libro Centre and to engage an executive search firm to help find the Town's next Chief Administrative Officer. Here's how I voted on October 12, 2021:

I was happy to support a plan for the efficient delivery of fire services and a recommendation from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee to make the Simcoe Street corridor as safe as possible for pedestrians and cyclists. Here's how I voted on September 13, 2021:

I was happy to support providing heritage tax rebates to several eligible properties and the awarding of a tender for the first phase of the Fryer Street Reconstruction project. Here's how I voted on July 12, 2021: