Barrie City Council

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Barrie City Council is the governing body for the City of Barrie, in Ontario, Canada.

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The council consists of the Mayor of Barrie and ten councillors, who represent the ten wards of the city. The council posts agendas for council meetings.

There are four city departments: the Chief Administrators Office, the Community Operations Division, the Corporate Services Division, and the Infrastructure, Development & Culture Division.

2003-2006 Council

CouncillorWardNotes
Rob Hamilton Mayor 2003-2006
Adam Smith12003-2006
Dave Aspden 2See above
Patrick Brown 3replaced by Alison Eadie after he became MP for Barrie.
Barry Ward4See above
Lynn Strachan5See above
Michael Prowse6See above
Steve Trotter72003-2006
Jerry Moore8See above
Kevin LePage92003-2006
Tom Moore102003-2006

2006-2010 Council

The city of Barrie had an election along with many other Ontario communities, including Toronto, on 13 November 2006.

CouncillorWardNotes
Dave Aspden Mayor2003-2006 Ward 2 Councillor
2006 Elected Mayor
Mike Ramsay11993 - Ran as Independent MP Candidate for Simcoe Centre and was defeated.
1994-2003 - Councillor
2003 - Ran as Liberal MPP candidate for Barrie—Simcoe—Bradford and was defeated.
2006 - Elected Ward 1 Councillor
Jeff Lehman 2See above
Rodney Jackson32006-2010 - Ward 3 Councillor
Barry Ward4See above
Lynn Strachan5See above
Michael Prowse6See above
John Brassard 7See above
Jerry Moore82003-2010 - Ward 8 Councillor
Andrew Prince92006-2010 - Ward 9 Councillor
Alex Nuttall 10See above

2010-2014 Council

The city of Barrie had an election along with many other Ontario communities, including Toronto, on 25 October 2010.

CouncillorWardNotes
Jeff Lehman Mayor2006-2010 Ward 2 Councillor
2010 Elected Mayor
Bonnie Ainsworth12010–present
Lynn Strachan22010-2014
Doug Shipley 32010–2019
Barry Ward42003–present
Peter Silveira52010–present
Michael Prowse62003–present
John Brassard 72006–present
Jennifer Robinson
Arif Khan
82010-2012 (resigned August 2012)
2012–present
Brian Jackson92010-2014
Alex Nuttall 102006–2014

2014-2018 Council

CouncillorWardFirst electedCommunities
Jeff Lehman Mayor2006 (Councillor); 2010 (Mayor)At-large
Bonnie Ainsworth11997Georgian Drive, Grove East, Codrington, North Shore
Rose Romita22014Wellington, Queen's, City Centre, Lakeshore
Doug Shipley 32010Little Lake, East Bayfield
Barry Ward42000Sunnidale, West Bayfield, Northwest
Peter Silveira52010Letitia Heights, Sandy Hollow, Edgehill Drive
Michael Prowse (until 2016)

Steve Trotter

62003 (resigned to become City of Barrie CAO)

2017 (appointed) 1994 (elected) [1]

Ardagh
John Brassard (until 2015)
Andrew Prince (after 2016)
72006
2016
Holly
Arif Khan82012Allandale, South Shore, Painswick North
Sergio Morales92014Painswick South
Mike McCann102014Innishore, Bayshore

2018-2022 Council

CouncillorWardFirst electedCommunities
Jeff Lehman [2] Mayor2006 (Councillor); 2010 (Mayor)At-large
Clare Riepma [2] 12018Georgian Drive, Grove East, Codrington, North Shore
Keenan Aylwin [2] 22018Queen's Park, Downtown, West Village, Brock Park, The Grove
Ann-Marie Kungl32020 by-election (seat was held by Doug Shipley until 2019)Little Lake, East Bayfield
Barry Ward [2] 42000 (Councillor); 2018-2022 (Deputy Mayor) [3] [4] Sunnidale, West Bayfield, Northwest
Robert Thomson [2] 52018Letitia Heights, Sandy Hollow, Edgehill Drive
Natalie Harris [2] 62018Ardagh
Gary Harvey [2] 72018Holly
Jim Harris [2] 82018Allandale, South Shore, Painswick North
Sergio Morales [2] 92014Painswick South
Mike McCann [2] 102014Innishore, Bayshore

2022-2026 Council

CouncillorWardFirst electedCommunities
Alex Nuttall [5] MayorBarrie Ward 10 City Councillor from 2006-2014, MP for Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte from 2015-2019At-large
Clare Riepma [5] 12018Georgian Drive, Grove East, Codrington, North Shore
Craig Nixon [5] 22022Queen's Park, Downtown, West Village, Brock Park, The Grove
Ann-Marie Kungl [5] 32020Little Lake, East Bayfield
Amy Courser [5] 42022Sunnidale, West Bayfield, Northwest
Robert Thomson [5] 52018 (Councillor); 2022-Present (Deputy Mayor) [6] Letitia Heights, Sandy Hollow, Edgehill Drive
Nigussie Nigussie [5] 62022Ardagh
Gary Harvey [5] 72018Holly
Jim Harris [5] 82018Allandale, South Shore, Painswick North
Sergio Morales [5] 92014Painswick South
Bryn Hamilton [5] 102022Innishore, Bayshore

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