Judi Partridge will not seek re-election in Hamilton’s Ward 15 this fall

One of Hamilton’s fastest-growing communities will be getting a new council representative.

Flamborough’s Judi Partridge is the latest city councillor to announce that she will not be seeking re-election this fall.

Partridge, who represents Waterdown and the rest of Ward 15, joins Ward 4 Coun. Sam Merulla and Glanbrook’s Brenda Johnson in announcing they will not seek re-election.

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Voters in Ward 5 will also elect a new city councillor, with appointee Russ Powers currently serving out the remainder of Chad Collins term, after Collins was elected Liberal MP for Hamilton-East/Stoney Creek in last year’s federal election.

“I have served three terms, that’s 12 years”, says Partridge, “and I still believe in term limits.”

Partridge adds that she got into municipal politics, because “I knew this town of Waterdown and Flamborough, where I have lived for 35 years, needed to have someone who was qualified to be able to manage the development.”

She lists handling of growth-related challenges among her accomplishments, including new roads and road improvements, including approval of the Waterdown Bypass, and a new police and fire station for Waterdown.