Priorities
Riverside South Library and Community Centre
I helped advance plans for the first library branch for the ward, that is currently being designed and will be built near Limebank Station in the town centre.
Southeast Ottawa Recreation Complex
I returned to Council in 2022 to deliver the ward's first major recreation complex, now we are closer than ever to this facility becoming a reality. It will feature a swimming pool, hockey rinks, sports fields, and other important recreational amenities.
Traffic Calming
The City continues to invest in keeping our local streets safer through temporary and permanent traffic calming measures. I will continue to support investments in road safety for local families and students.
Hiring More Police Officers
I supported the hiring of over 200 additional police officers for enhanced police enforcement and community safety. At the same time, I supported the development of a new South District Police Station near Riverside South that will anchor the new South District.
Expanding the Bowesville Park and Ride
I supported the City's plan to expand the Bowesville Station Park and Ride, on an accelerated timeframe. The station sees great usage by students and commuters and the City plans to double the amount of parking spots.
Advancing New Schools
Over the past four years, four more local schools have opened, including the Riverside South Secondary School (pictured here). There are three more schools that the City is fast-tracking through the planning process, to bring education options closer to home for residents.
New Parks for the Neighbourhood
As our community continues to grow, I will support the development of new parks to serve the community. Currently, construction crews are putting the finishing touches on both Moncion's Park and Rhythm Park which will open soon!
Road Infrastructure Improvements
I will continue to advocate for new and upgraded transportation infrastructure and expanded transit investments to improve mobility.
Keeping Taxes Low and Finding Efficiencies
I will continue supporting responsible budgets that keep property taxes low, while finding efficiencies. Over the last four years, the City has identified over $250 million in savings.