Question
How will you reduce the infrastructure gap?
Keep recurring municipal funding growing while adding grants, outside partnerships, coordinated construction and carefully tested rehabilitation tools.
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Question
How would the Port Hope Energy Dividend work?
Negotiate staged household benefits through a binding agreement while protecting project-driven infrastructure and reserve requirements first.
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What does Wesleyville mean for local growth?
Seek binding local terms for infrastructure, emergency readiness, housing pressure, municipal capacity and durable local economic value.
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How will you balance growth and heritage?
Prioritize serviced-land housing, clear decision rules and viable reuse so growth strengthens Port Hope without treating heritage as an afterthought.
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What can the mayor actually do about healthcare?
Use Town space, coordination, County advocacy and limited accountable investment to help credible healthcare partners close specific access gaps.
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What is the mayor's role in policing?
Respect the Chief's operational independence while using civilian governance, budgets, appointments and public reporting to support accountability.
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Commitments and visible changes
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Open platform. Visible changes.
Fix the Basics: Infrastructure, Affordability and Reliable Services
Port Hope has improved its infrastructure funding, but nearly two-thirds of the annual tax-supported requirement remains unfunded. Jordan will combine sustained municipal funding, coordinated construction, trenchless rehabilitation, grants, outside partnerships and controlled Living Lab pilots to accelerate renewal with a broader funding strategy beyond property taxes.
- Commitment
- Publish a four-year recovery path, evaluate trenchless alternatives, launch the Port Hope Living Lab and report the results through a public infrastructure ledger.
- Revision
- 1.0
- Funding approach
- Build permanent capacity through recurring municipal funding, grants, partner and research contributions, lawful development agreements, responsible financing and documented lifecycle savings.
- Latest change
- Added the 37-cent funding baseline, trenchless review, Living Lab pilots and a public infrastructure ledger.
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Growth Without Losing Port Hope
Port Hope should grow deliberately, at a pace its infrastructure and services can support, with more housing and investment that strengthen its character.
- Commitment
- Prioritize housing on serviced land and set clear, time-bound paths for viable heritage reuse.
- Revision
- 1.0
- Funding approach
- Growth should pay its fair share through development charges, project agreements and infrastructure contributions that protect existing taxpayers.
- Latest change
- Clarified serviced-land growth, housing options and the viable-reuse approach to heritage.
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Wesleyville on Port Hope's Terms
Jordan supports new nuclear development at Wesleyville and will seek binding local terms that protect municipal finances, infrastructure, emergency readiness and community life while delivering a direct household benefit.
- Commitment
- Negotiate a binding and public Host Municipal Agreement that protects Port Hope from project-driven costs, strengthens local infrastructure and funds a staged Port Hope Energy Dividend.
- Revision
- 1.0
- Funding approach
- OPG, the Province and the project structure should make fair upfront and ongoing contributions toward reasonably attributable project-driven municipal costs and protect existing taxpayers.
- Latest change
- Added a binding host agreement and staged Energy Dividend targets.
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Safe Public Spaces and Strong Local Institutions
Jordan will keep Port Hope Police local, accountable and properly resourced while respecting the Chief's operational independence and the Police Services Board's civilian governance role.
- Commitment
- Publish service and escalation standards while building a coordinated Town, County, police and health response.
- Revision
- 1.0
- Funding approach
- Port Hope funds local policing, maintenance and municipal public-space responsibilities. Town Hall will coordinate its local role, advocate for County and provincial capacity and identify the cost and funding source of each new municipal commitment.
- Latest change
- Clarified police operations, civilian governance and municipal crisis-response roles.
- Last updated
Better Access to Basic Healthcare
Jordan will use Town Hall and the mayor's County Council seat to help unlock credible local care through space, coordination, advocacy and limited, accountable investment.
- Commitment
- Publish a local healthcare action plan naming the gaps Port Hope can help address, who owns each next step and what Town Hall is prepared to contribute.
- Revision
- 1.0
- Funding approach
- Use limited, transparent municipal contributions to unlock credible services backed by healthcare partners, measurable outcomes and sustainable operating funding.
- Latest change
- Defined the Town and County role in access, space, advocacy and coordination.
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A Diverse Local Economy
Port Hope should welcome investment that fits the community, creates durable local value and pays fairly for the services it uses. Town Hall will provide clear rules, timely service and accountable decisions.
- Commitment
- Give every serious business applicant one accountable municipal contact, a written roadmap and published response times from first inquiry to opening.
- Revision
- 1.0
- Funding approach
- Applicants and industries should pay fair and lawful fees for the services and infrastructure they use. New economic-development programs must identify their municipal cost, partner contributions and expected local value.
- Latest change
- Set expectations for fit, durable local value and fair municipal cost recovery.
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Listening reports
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