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Vote Rob Woon-Fat for Council

AMPLIFY ORANGEVILLE

More voices. Better decisions. A stronger Orangeville.

I’m running for Orangeville Council because I believe everyone deserves a meaningful voice in the decisions that shape our community—not just on election day, but every day.

What if the 75% had a voice?

In the last municipal election, approximately 75% of eligible Orangeville voters did not cast a ballot. This isn't just a statistic; it's a massive opportunity to strengthen our civic engagement and representation. Rob’s goal is to amplify the voices that aren’t being heard, not replace the existing ones, ensuring a more inclusive and resilient community for everyone.

The Digital Front Door
  • Understand key community issues
  • Review active proposals
  • Share your experiences, concerns, and ideas
  • See what other residents are saying
  • Know exactly when Council will consider the issue
The Digital Debrief
  • What Council decided and why
  • Direct feedback on what residents said
  • Comparison of expected vs. actual costs
  • Clear reporting on what was accomplished
  • A look at what happens next and what was learned
Learn
Have Your Say
Council Decides
Report Back
Learn & Improve

AMPLIFY ORANGEVILLE • MORE VOICES • BETTER DECISIONS • STRONGER COMMUNITY

Rob’s Priorities

Amplify Resident Voice
Accountability & Fiscal Responsibility
Safe & Connected Orangeville

Meaningful opportunities for residents to participate in major decisions.

Make it easier to understand project costs, spending, and results.

Practical traffic calming and better connections between trails, sidewalks, and active transportation.

Amplify Our Community

Connect students, volunteer orgs, seniors, residents with disabilities, community groups, and local businesses.

A Business-Friendly Orangeville

Explore a municipal concierge approach to help businesses navigate approvals efficiently.

Make the Most of What We Have

Focus on practical, cost-effective improvements using existing resources.

Your Voice Matters

You shouldn’t have to wait until election day to have a voice in your community.

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