Leadership Beyond Council

Kelly's commitment to Newmarket extends well beyond her role at Town Council. She has contributed her time and leadership to organizations and initiatives spanning public safety, housing, health, accessibility, education and community service.


Her current leadership and community involvement includes:

Boards, Committees & Community Leadership

  • York Regional Police District Community Action Committee (DCAC)

  • Southlake Foundation Community Cabinet

  • Newmarket Site Plan Review Committee

  • Newmarket Accessibility Advisory Committee

  • Newmarket Terry Fox Run Committee

  • Mulock Park Ambassador Group

  • Community Liaison Committee – Inn From the Cold

  • Founder, Women of Excellence Awards

  • 100 Women Who Care

Chair

  • Central York Fire Services Joint Council

  • Sir William Mulock School Council



Vice Chair

  • Newmarket Public Library

  • Trinity Glen Housing

 

Kelly has also previously served with the Women’s Centre of York Region, Central York Chamber of Commerce, York Regional Police Community Liaison Committee, Dismantling Anti-Black Racism Task Force, Smart Commute Central York Advisory Committee and Clearmeadow School Council.

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Building on Results

Building on a strong record of results, I remain focused on the priorities that will shape the future of Ward 6.
Community Safety

Community Safety

I am committed to keeping Ward 6 neighbourhoods safe and welcoming for residents of all ages. Through support for traffic calming initiatives, pedestrian safety improvements, safer school zones, and responsible community planning, I will continue advocating for practical solutions that enhance quality of life throughout the community.

Spaces For All to Enjoy

Spaces For All to Enjoy

I believe great communities are built around exceptional public spaces. With the completion of Mulock House and Park, alongside ongoing improvements in parks, splash pads, outdoor rink, skate park and the Mulock Multi-use Path, Ward 6 residents will have more opportunities to connect, explore, and enjoy Newmarket.

Environmental Stewardship

ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP

Protecting Newmarket’s natural environment while planning responsibly for growth remains a key priority. Through initiatives such as the Shining Hill community, I support a balanced approach that preserves significant environmental lands, expands green spaces, and creates a healthy, resilient community for current residents and future generations.

 
 

 

Community Voices


 

Top 10 Accomplishments of 2025/2026

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Look For Your Voter Instruction Letter

If you’re eligible to vote in the 2026 election, you can vote online using an internet-connected computer, tablet or smartphone anytime from 10:00 a.m. on October 17 until 8:00 p.m. on October 26.

In late September, voters will receive their personalized Voter Instruction Letter in the mail. This letter will contain their Voting PIN (Personal Identification Number) along with the voting website to access the ballot. Scan the QR code using a smartphone or tablet, or enter the voting website provided in your letter into your web browser. Then, using your PIN and your birthdate, you’ll be able to access your online ballot and cast your votes from an internet-connected computer, tablet or smartphone.

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