RESPECT EVERY
TAX DOLLAR.
Brampton families work hard for their money. City Hall should be expected to treat every tax dollar with the same care.
Control spending and eliminate waste.
Demand value for every tax dollar.
Grow Brampton’s commercial tax base to reduce pressure on residential property taxes.
BRING THE JOBS
HOME.
Brampton should be more than a place people leave every morning for work. It should be a city where businesses invest, employers grow and residents build careers.
Attract new employers and investment to Brampton.
Help existing businesses stay, expand and create jobs.
Support small business, entrepreneurship and emerging industries.
SAFE AT HOME.
SAFE IN BRAMPTON.
Every resident should feel safe at home, on their street and in their neighbourhood. Community safety requires prevention, coordination and action on the places and problems residents experience every day.
Work with police and community partners to address recurring neighbourhood safety concerns.
Improve lighting, infrastructure and other City conditions that can contribute to unsafe spaces.
Focus attention on problem locations instead of allowing repeated complaints to disappear into the system.
Strengthen opportunities that help young people stay connected to their communities.
Safer neighbourhoods where residents know concerns will be heard, owned and acted on.
GIVE BRAMPTON
BACK ITS TIME.
Traffic is more than an inconvenience. It takes time away from families, workers and businesses. Brampton needs stronger advocacy and better coordination to keep people moving.
Advocate for transportation improvements that address Brampton’s growth and Highway 410 congestion.
Improve coordination of road construction and City projects to reduce unnecessary disruption.
Push for better movement of people across Brampton through roads, transit and smarter planning.
Make transportation decisions around the time residents lose every day — not just kilometres of roadway.
Less time stuck in traffic. More time for work, family and life in Brampton.
STRONG COMMUNITIES
START CLOSE TO HOME.
Brampton’s strength comes from its families, neighbourhoods and community organizations. Growth should strengthen the places people call home — not leave them behind.
Protect and improve the neighbourhood infrastructure residents rely on every day.
Support community spaces, recreation and opportunities that bring residents together.
Make sure growth is matched by the services and infrastructure Brampton families need.
Listen to neighbourhood concerns and give residents clearer answers about what is being done.
ONE PROBLEM.
ONE OWNER.
Residents should not have to navigate departments, repeat the same complaint or wonder who is responsible. A problem reported should become a problem owned.
Give reported problems clear ownership instead of passing residents from department to department.
Track issues from the time they are reported until they are resolved.
Escalate problems that remain unresolved instead of allowing them to disappear into the system.
Report progress and results back to residents.
PROMISE LESS.
MEASURE MORE.
Elections come with plenty of promises. Prabh believes residents should have something more useful — a clear way to judge whether their City Hall is actually delivering.
I am not asking you to believe another list of promises. Measure me.
DID CITY HALL
RESPOND?
DID WE CONTROL
SPENDING?
DID WE BRING
JOBS?
DID RESIDENTS GET
ANSWERS?
Residents should be able to see what City Hall is doing, what is working and where more work is needed.