The 155 Podcast Interview
Key Answers from The 155 Podcast
Two city-wide priorities, and how to achieve them
- Support small business, especially through LRT construction, learning from how Waterloo, Toronto and Ottawa supported affected businesses.
- Diversify revenue to reduce reliance on residential property taxes (she says 89% of revenue comes from property taxes, residential mostly), including attracting more commercial investment.
Two changes to improve City services
- Build on the my.hamilton.ca online portal.
- Better communication and customer service, including closing the loop with residents on the outcome of their inquiries.
Two changes to improve quality of life in Hamilton
- She narrowed this to one change: invest in recreational assets, such as parks, gyms, pools and cycling plans, that she says are outdated.
Two priorities for Ward 4
- Revitalize Kenilworth Avenue, building on updated community improvement plan areas and municipal incentives, in connection with existing business owners.
- Black soot and air pollution: hold industry accountable while recognizing its economic role, so the community stays safe.
Three words for a four-year term (looking back from September 2030)
Responsive, innovative, changemaker.
Campaign Materials Archive
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