Longtime councillor and current Peterborough County Warden Joe Taylor has been acclaimed as the new reeve of Otonabee South Monaghan Township.
Taylor is currently the deputy reeve of the township just south of Peterborough. He’ll assume his new role following a decision by Dave Nelson to not return to municipal politics. Both Nelson and Taylor were acclaimed in 2014.
Candidates
Reeve
Joe Taylor (acclaimed – current deputy reeve)
Deputy Reeve
Marion Burton (current Otonabee Ward councillor)
Bonnie Clark
Councillor – Otonabee Ward (1 to be elected)
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Greg Beard
Nick Powers
Councillor-at-large (1 to be elected)
Mark Allen
Steve St. Jean
Councillor – South Monaghan Ward (1 to be elected)
Dennis Hannah (incumbent)
Terry Holmes
Ken Howie
The Township
Otonabee South Monaghan Township is in Peterborough County and borders the city of Peterborough, Cavan Monaghan Township and Douro-Dummer Township and the north side of Rice Lake. It includes a number of small rural communities such as Bailieboro, Keene, Lang, Stewart Hall, Cameron. Agriculture is the leading source of employment but Rice Lake also attracts thousands of tourists and anglers annually.
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Population (2016)
6,670
Median total income of couple economic families with children (2015)/Ont. median
$119,501/$75,369
Crime Severity Index (2017) – municipal/Ont.
38.44/55.40 – *As part of Peterborough County OPP statistics
Violent Crime Severity Index (2017) – municipal/Ont.
21.73/68.69 – *As part of Peterborough County OPP statistics
Political representation
Federal
Kim Rudd (Liberal) – Northumberland-Peterborough South
Provincial
David Piccini (Progressive Conservative) – Northumberland-Peterborough South
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