Marty Paulin for Ward 5 Councillor | Richmond Hill 2026 (home page)
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- Marty Paulin: Would demand strict enforcement of the City's micromobility guidelines and the Highway Traffic Act, and explore ways for police to help secure driveways and parking lots against auto theft.
- Marty Paulin: Says sidewalks belong to pedestrians, not high-speed e-bikes, electric scooters and electric unicycles.
- Marty Paulin: Would work to see tax dollars spent wisely while keeping public facilities and services maintained.
- Marty Paulin: Would push for growth that respects existing neighbourhoods and puts affordable family starter homes ahead of high-density towers.
- Marty Paulin: Would make sure snow clearing contracts deliver responsive winter plowing and snow removal.
- Marty Paulin: Says congested roads need traffic mitigation planning and speed controls need enforcement, but a stop sign at every intersection is not the answer.
- Marty Paulin: Says local transit routes need planning to meet the needs of Ward 5 commuters.
- Marty Paulin: Would personally help residents who get in touch by email, phone or in person.
- Marty Paulin: Would be an active representative who makes sure residents' voices are heard on council.
- Marty Paulin: Says the City should buy products and services locally for its operations and actively promote local entrepreneurs.
- Marty Paulin: Says community events such as Heritage Village Day should be restored.
- Marty Paulin: Describes being a University of Toronto graduate, a Bell Canada technical support management retiree and a local volunteer.
- Marty Paulin: Says served as chair and vice-chair of the Richmond Hill Road Watch Committee for more than 20 years.
- Marty Paulin: Says received the Richmond Hill Volunteer Achievement Award and the Ontario Ministry of Transportation Road Safety Award.
- Marty Paulin: Says has raised a family in Richmond Hill for over 20 years, living in Wards 1, 4 and 5.