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Halton Hills Council
The Town of Halton Hills Council is elected by residents of Halton Hills for a four-year term of office through the municipal election process. The Town has a Mayor, two Regional Councillors and eight Ward Councillors.
Meet your elected officialsMeetings and Workshops
Town of Halton Hills Council and Committee meetings are governed by the Town's Procedure By-law. Council and Committee meeting dates are available on the Town's Meetings and Workshops Calendar. All council meetings are livestreamed during the event. Members of the public can request to appear as a delegation if they would like to speak before Council. Alternatively, you can submit comments via email to [email protected] in advance of the meeting. Submitted comments are circulated to Town Council and become part of the public record. If you want more information on how Council meetings are run, you can read the Council Meeting Guide.
Boards and Committees
Advisory Committees and Boards provide advice and recommendations to Council on a range of topics, helping to reflect community perspectives in decision‑making. Visit the Boards and Committees page to learn more about each committee and opportunities to apply to be a member.
Boards & CommitteesStrong Mayor Powers
As of October 31, 2023, the Ontario government has expanded Strong Mayor Powers to the Town of Halton Hills as per O.Reg. 530/22, which means that the Mayor has special powers and duties under Part VI.1 of the Municipal Act, 2001. You can find more information about these powers and associated Mayoral decisions by clicking the button below
Disclosures of Interest
Members of Council, Committees and Local Boards are required to declare any pecuniary or conflict of interest items for the public record at meetings.
The Town maintains a Pecuniary Interest Conflicts Registry of all declarations of interest filed. To view these declarations, please visit the Disclosures of Interest page.