General Committee — Apr 7, 2025
Directing staff to implement City-assigned actions supporting community emission reductionsVoted for
Result Carried
9 for2 against
Preliminary vote. At Council, Apr 7, 2025: voted for; motion carried. Final vote →
MayorFormer
Mayor Jeff Leal
- Start date
- Oct 24, 2022
- End date
- Oct 26, 2026
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General Committee — Apr 7, 2025
Directing staff to use the Climate Change Reserve and seek external funding to reduce community emissionsVoted for
Result Carried
11 for0 against
Preliminary vote. At Council, Apr 7, 2025: voted for; motion carried. Final vote →
General Committee — Apr 7, 2025
Approving Del Crary Park switchgear replacement and 2025 Community Project and Investment Grants on consentVoted for
Result Carried
11 for0 against
Preliminary vote. Council approved it on consent, Apr 7, 2025. Final vote →
City Council Meeting — Apr 7, 2025
Directing staff to implement City-assigned actions supporting community emission reductionsVoted for
Result Carried
9 for2 against
City Council Meeting — Mar 17, 2025
Whereas X has become a media platform that is not adequately responding to hate speech and misinformation; Whereas continued use of X could be perceived as tacit approval of or association with ideoloVoted for
Result Carried
10 for0 against
General Committee — Mar 10, 2025
Discontinuing City use of X/Twitter except for transit and emergencies, and exploring a transit app and snow plow trackerVoted for
Result Carried
10 for0 against
Preliminary vote. Council makes the final decision.
General Committee — Feb 18, 2025
Dissolving Peterborough Utilities Commission, transferring assets to the City, and approving the drinking water operation and financial plansVoted for
Result Carried
10 for0 against
Preliminary vote. Council makes the final decision.
City Council Meeting — Feb 3, 2025
That items Presentation of the 2025 Draft Budget – Report FCSFS24-027, Notice of Public Meeting- November 12, 2024 2025 Draft Budget – Report FCSFS24-037, Peterborough Public Health 2025 Budget – RepoPolice & Emergency ServicesArts & CultureBudget & FinanceIntergovernmental RelationsTransit & Active TransportationRoads & InfrastructureEconomic DevelopmentParks & RecreationLand & PropertyParkingHousing & Homelessness
Voted for
Result Carried
11 for0 against
City Council Meeting — Feb 3, 2025
The Lifeguard Hours at Rogers Cove be EliminatedVoted for
Result Carried
6 for5 against
City Council Meeting — Feb 3, 2025
Approving a $109,098 Municipal Incentive Program Grant for 367 Rogers StreetVoted for
Result Carried
10 for0 against
City Council Meeting — Feb 3, 2025
Adding $3,750 in budget funding for the Kawartha Sexual Assault CentreVoted for
Result Carried
10 for0 against
City Council Meeting — Feb 3, 2025
Implementing a free transit program for youth and high school students by September 2025Voted for
Result Carried
10 for1 against
City Council Meeting — Feb 3, 2025
Increasing Memorial Centre parking fees effective September 1, 2025Voted for
Result Carried
10 for1 against
City Council Meeting — Feb 3, 2025
That By-laws 25-005 through to 25-046 be approved, less by-laws 25-009 and 25- 015. 25-005 Being a by-law to establish a Stormwater Management Fee and to delegate authority related thereto 25-006 BeinDevelopment ChargesSocial Services & EquityPolice & Emergency ServicesGovernance & ProcedureBudget & FinanceEnvironment & ClimateTransit & Active TransportationZoning & PlanningRoads & InfrastructureParks & RecreationWater & UtilitiesParkingHousing & Homelessness
Voted for
Result Carried
11 for0 against
City Council Meeting — Feb 3, 2025
That Council approve the recommendation outlined in Report FCSFS25-004, dated January 27, 2025 of the Commissioner, Finance and Corporate Support Services as follows: That a by-law be enacted to estabVoted for
Result Carried
11 for0 against
City Council Meeting — Feb 3, 2025
Adopting the 2025 budgetDevelopment ChargesPolice & Emergency ServicesBudget & FinanceIntergovernmental RelationsRoads & InfrastructureEconomic DevelopmentParks & RecreationWater & UtilitiesParkingHousing & Homelessness
Voted for
Result Carried
8 for3 against
City Council Meeting — Feb 3, 2025
Restoring discretionary benefits to 2024 funding levels at a cost of $235,696Voted for
Result Carried
8 for2 against
General Committee — Jan 27, 2025
Approving the 2025 Borrowing By-law and OPHI Affordable Housing funding allocation on consentVoted for
Result Carried
10 for0 against
Preliminary vote. Council approved it on consent, Feb 3, 2025. Final vote →
General Committee — Jan 27, 2025
That Council approve the recommendations outlined in Report IPGPL25-006 dated January 27, 2025, of the Commissioner of Infrastructure, Planning and Growth Management, as follows: a) That a Municipal IVoted for
Result Carried
9 for0 against
Preliminary vote. At Council, Feb 3, 2025: voted for; motion carried. Final vote →
General Committee — Jan 27, 2025
WHEREAS the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) represents the interests of member municipalities on policy and program matters that fall within federal jurisdiction; WHEREAS FCM’s Board of DiVoted for
Result Carried
10 for0 against
Preliminary vote. Council makes the final decision.