A city hall that listens starts on your street.
Maya Singh is building a people-powered campaign for safer streets, responsive services, and decisions that start with residents.
A campaign built around listening.
Maya Singh has spent years working with neighbours on safer streets, better services, and a City Hall that follows up.
Her campaign is inviting residents into something active: local conversations, practical priorities, and volunteer work that can reach every part of Hamilton.
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People-first priorities.
Key priorities include safer streets, responsive city services, complete neighbourhoods, and open decision-making.
Traffic calming near schools, safer crossings, and practical street maintenance that protects people walking, cycling, driving, and taking transit.
Clear service standards, faster follow-up, and public reporting when issues are not resolved.
Housing, parks, schools, shops, and transit planned together so families can build a future close to home.
Plain-language budgets, earlier public notice, and more ways for residents to shape decisions before they are final.
Campaign News
Doorstep notes: safer crossings
Residents around the ward are asking for practical changes near schools, parks, and transit stops.
Read moreVolunteer team passes 100 signups
The campaign is growing through neighbour-to-neighbour conversations and small local events.
Read moreCommunity coffee this week
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