It's great residents are using Road Watch, with 1100 reports in 2025. Less great is the driving. Mavis was the most reported street. The quieter, Whitehorn, also made the list. Let's do better!
Report dangerous driving: https://www.peelpolice.ca/en/report-it/online-reporting.aspx
Drivers are contacted. Repeat offenders are visited.

With a big snowfall on the way, here are 5 tips to help City crews. Visit joehorneck.com/snow for more info.

It was great to see just under 100 people come out last night to our Budget 2026 meeting. I was impressed by residents understanding of the issues, their sincere questions and their thoughtful comments. I remember attending a budget meeting around 2019 where there were two of us in the audience.

Our team is very excited to introduce our newest CO-OP student from University of Guelph-Humber, Dev. He is will supporting our team this term, and we are excited to have him on our team!

Ever wonder why signal lights in Mississauga aren't synced? With two-way traffic, busy cross streets, pedestrians, transit and safety needs, perfect coordination isn't possible. Here's why: https://joehorneck.com/traffic-lights

Nine schools in Ward 6 have kids who haven't always gotten nutritious meals. The YMCA Student Nutrition Program helps, but they need help with 5 of the schools. For as little as $500, we can ensure a nearby school has no child go hungry. One in four households struggle with food insecurity, and the Y has recognised this and taken action. Their program has helped 50,000 students in Peel so far.
Learn more:
https://joehorneck.com/ymca-student-nutrition/

Do you have questions about the City of Mississauga 2026 budget? If you live in Ward 6, let us know for our upcoming budget meeting at Thursday, November 20, 7pm - River Grove Community Centre.
http://joehorneck.com/budget-meetings