Rotate parks, boulevards, alleys, and high-visibility problem areas. Bring bags, gloves, coffee, and QR codes. Capture before/after content and log resident issues.
Community Action · Ward 13
This campaign does not wait for election day.
I’m not waiting for Election Day to show up. Cleanups, office hours, issue walks, local business visits and community projects are how I want to stay visible in Ward 13. When a date is confirmed, it goes here.
Where things stand
Show up. Listen. Do something useful. Report back.
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One event does not make a councillor visible. The goal is to keep showing up across Ward 13 and report what residents raised and what happened next.
How I would show up
Six ways I would stay visible and reachable.
Two per week where possible. Simple setup: table, sign, QR code, issue forms, campaign card. Use libraries, parks, and partner locations.
Walk a specific problem with residents. Document: location, issue, responsible body, next step. Convert the walk into a post and a City service request.
A recurring two-minute video with an independent Ward 13 business. Non-transactional and positive: tell their story, ask what City Hall could do better.
Small service projects: tech help, grocery connections, student voter-registration support, senior issue-listening visits.
Focus lanes: animal support and pet food drives, youth support and ways to volunteer. All partner confirmations verified in writing before public use.
The standard: Do not claim a partner is confirmed until there is written permission. Use "invited," "approached," or "pending" until confirmed.
Whole ward first
Every neighbourhood in Ward 13 counts.
Community action isn’t just downtown — from Central London and SoHo to Blackfriars, Kensington Village, and Oxford Park. The point is simple: do the work where people can see it.
Downtown Core
Vacancy, safety, enforcement, business impacts
Central London
Service levels, streets, and everyday accountability
SoHo
Lighting, parks, safety, services
Blackfriars
Heritage, flood risk, walkability
Kensington Village
Neighbourhood character, traffic, local business
Oxford Park
Roads, parks, and whole-ward equity
If elected — timeline
First 30 / 60 / 90 days.
Publish the schedule. Hold the event. Write down what residents raised. Report what moved, what stalled and what comes next.
Book and hold the first Community Action event — a cleanup, pop-up office hours, or a neighbourhood walk — and post the date here once it is set.
Second Community Action event held, plus the first business or volunteer recognition spotlight published — residents named publicly for their contributions.
Establish the recognition spotlight as a running monthly feature — Ward 13 residents and businesses named publicly, every single month, no gaps.
Whether you have 30 minutes or 30 hours, there’s a way to contribute to Ward 13. Sign up as a volunteer and I’ll follow up about community action that fits your schedule.
Where to go next.
BISSON13 · Ward 13