Laurie Mortimer is a lifelong New Tecumseth resident with deep roots in both Beeton and Alliston. A graduate of Banting Memorial High School, she studied Parks & Recreation Management at Seneca College and has worked in municipal recreation, conservation, manufacturing and healthcare. Since 2001, Laurie has built a career as a local Real Estate Broker, helping families navigate some of their most important decisions. Laurie and her husband Scott raised their three daughters in the community and are now proud grandparents of four. Her decades of living, working and raising a family here have given her a practical understanding of how decisions at Town Hall affect residents. Laurie is running for Ward 3 Councillor to bring thoughtful, accountable representation to Council. Her priorities include responsible growth, careful management of taxpayer dollars, infrastructure that keeps pace with development, strong local services and transparent decision making. She believes residents deserve a councillor who will listen, do the homework, ask questions and put the community first.
I’m running for Ward 3 because I believe residents deserve representation that is thoughtful, accessible and accountable. New Tecumseth is facing significant growth and important financial decisions, and we need to ensure that growth is responsible, infrastructure keeps pace and taxpayers receive value for their money. My priorities are responsible spending, well planned growth, maintaining our roads and infrastructure, protecting the services and community spaces residents rely on, supporting local businesses and attracting good-paying jobs. I believe good municipal government starts with listening. I will approach decisions with an open mind, ask difficult questions when necessary, consider the facts and long term financial impacts, and always remember who Council is there to serve.
Asked by Anonymous · 13 days ago
Would you support a bylaw to freeze municipal taxes at 2025 rates for 5 yrs to help seniors stay in and maintain there homes. Given today’s economic climate
Asked by Anonymous · 17 days ago
Will you support renewed efforts to achieve train-whistle cessation at the 3rd Line crossing near Casserley Crescent?
Will you advocate for the necessary crossing safety upgrades and a formal feasibility study?
What concrete steps would you take during your term to address overnight train noise?
Asked by Anonymous · 19 days ago
What are the council doing to prevent young riders of e-bikes and scooters. There have been at least 2 accidents in my subdivision involving pre teens/young teens riding e-bikes hitting small children. Are parents being charged for allowing this underage use? Are licenses required to use motorized bikes and scooters in New Tecumseth?
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