County Road 49
Bill committed that reconstruction would begin during this term of Council. It has. There is more work ahead — and no single Councillor delivers a project this size alone.
Councillor for Sophiasburgh Prince Edward County, Ontario · Municipal election 2026
Roads take a term. Schools take a community. Hospitals take the better part of a decade. What matters is who is still pushing after the meeting ends.
Four things Sophiasburgh decided were worth fighting for.
Bill committed that reconstruction would begin during this term of Council. It has. There is more work ahead — and no single Councillor delivers a project this size alone.
Sophiasburgh Central faced closure. Bill made the case to the Premier's office — then residents turned it into the County Food Hub. “The kitchen that saved a school.”
A recommendation could have closed Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital. Bill made the case to Ontario's Minister of Health. The recommendation was reversed.
A revitalized park and new docks. Not the biggest issue facing the County — but good local government is also about the places we share.
Five things to keep working on — not twenty-five promises.
Farmland, waterways, rural roads and the close-knit communities that make this place what it is.
Reliable services, responsible budgets, and plain-language explanations of where the money goes.
Data-driven investment, and finishing what has been started.
Rural equity in healthcare delivery and a fairer provincial contribution so the burden doesn't land on municipal taxpayers.
Regular resident conversations and plain-language Council updates.
Bill believes the best ideas start with a conversation between neighbours. If something in Sophiasburgh needs attention, he would rather hear it from you directly.