Donald McArthur

When it comes to public transit, Amherstburg residents are going to get what they pay for.

A dog park, an accessible kayak and canoe launch, an 800-metre walking trail, wildlife restoration areas and multiple fishing decks are part of an exciting concept plan for Ranta Marina Park showcased recently for Amherstburg's Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee.

Amherstburg’s Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee is supportive of a partnership proposal to revitalize tennis courts at St. Thomas of Villanova Catholic High School.

I was happy to support public consultation on a Transit Windsor proposal for public transit in Amherstburg and I was happy to highlight the need for paved shoulders or a multi-use trail on Middle Side Road in McGregor, voting for Administration to come up with a costing for that important project. Here's how I voted on August 10, 2020:

Reserves in Amherstburg are a somewhat controversial issue.

The Town of Amherstburg will receive up to $568,400 as part of the first round of emergency funding being distributed by the senior levels of government under the Safe Restart Agreement.

Council directed Administration Monday night to undertake public consultation on public transportation needs in relation to a proposal received from Transit Windsor.

Concession Road 4 North between Middle Side Road and Alma Street will be closed to through traffic beginning Monday for a road reconstruction project expected to last until October.

Samples taken from Amherstburg’s Wastewater Treatment Plant that were analyzed by a University of Windsor research team show “no evidence of the genetic signal of the COVID-19 virus.”

Council has unanimously approved a $105-million greenhouse development that will broaden our tax base, diversify our economy, help fund our water and wastewater infrastructure and create hundreds of direct and indirect jobs.