Four priorities • One goal
Make Sudbury safer, stronger and easier to invest in.
These priorities are connected. Safer streets, effective support for people in crisis, dependable infrastructure
and stronger neighbourhoods improve quality of life while making Greater Sudbury more attractive to families,
residents and businesses.
01
Reduce Crime & Improve Public Safety
Support effective local policing, prevention and by-law enforcement while pressing the Province for a justice system with the court capacity, corrections and recovery supports needed to deal with repeat crime and help people successfully return to the community.
02
Help People Out of Homelessness
Move beyond managing homelessness. Strengthen shelter, housing, mental-health, addiction and recovery supports so people have a safe place to stay and a realistic path toward stability and independence.
03
Fix Infrastructure & Find the Funding
Prioritize roads, water, sewer, drainage, sidewalks and existing public facilities—and aggressively pursue provincial, federal and other funding so essential repairs do not fall entirely on local property taxpayers.
04
Build Community
Invest wisely in community centres, recreation, parks and shared public spaces that give young people, families and seniors places to connect and help build neighbourhoods people are proud to call home.
The bigger picture
Grow the tax base—not the burden.
A city that is safer, more supportive, better maintained and more connected is better positioned to attract
new residents, employers and investment. Growing the assessment base spreads municipal costs more broadly and can reduce
the pressure for future property-tax increases while helping fund the services our community needs.