Tirth Patel

Brampton families are concerned about auto theft, break-ins, extortion, road safety, school zones, plaza safety, and neighbourhood crime. Tirth will work with police, community organizations, youth groups, businesses, and residents to identify practical safety improvements ward by ward.

• Launch neighbourhood safety walks across Brampton.
• Improve lighting, road safety, and public-space visibility.
• Work with police and community partners on auto theft, break-ins, and extortion concerns.
• Support youth prevention programs and safe after-school opportunities.
• Improve bylaw responsiveness in problem areas.

Families need housing options, but growth must be responsible. City Hall should make legal, safe, and responsible building easier to understand and faster to complete. Delays in permits, inspections, and approvals hurt families, homeowners, small businesses, and builders.

• Create a Permit Accountability Plan.
• Publish clear service timelines for permits and inspections.
• Improve legal basement and additional residential unit guidance.
• Reduce confusion for homeowners and small builders.
• Connect housing growth to roads, transit, schools, parks, and services.

Small businesses create jobs, support families, fill plazas, sponsor community events, and keep money in the local economy. But many business owners face red tape, licensing delays, parking issues, inspection confusion, safety concerns, and slow city responses.

• Launch a Small Business Desk at City Hall.
• Hold plaza and business listening tours.
• Improve licensing and inspection timelines.
• Support cleaner, safer, busier commercial areas.
• Help attract employers and local investment.

Brampton residents deal with congestion, potholes, road maintenance delays, parking pressure, unreliable travel times, and overcrowded routes. Tirth will push for infrastructure planning that matches real growth.

• Map Brampton’s top congestion and road-service problem areas.
• Improve transparency around road repair and snow-clearing standards.
• Plan growth with transit, parking, and road capacity.
• Push for safer school zones and pedestrian areas.
• Prioritize practical fixes residents can measure.

Residents deserve to know how money is spent and whether services are improving. Tirth will bring a delivery mindset to City Hall by publishing service standards, tracking performance, and making expenses easier for residents to understand.

• Publish a resident-friendly service standards scoreboard.
• Support transparent Mayor’s Office expenses.
• Review spending with a focus on results.
• Improve procurement accountability.
• Measure city services publicly and consistently.

Brampton’s youth need more than speeches. They need access to sports fields, courts, libraries, recreation, career opportunities, mentorship, safe spaces, and community programs that keep them engaged and supported.

• Meet with youth leaders, coaches, clubs, parents, and educators.
• Improve access to sports and recreation spaces.
• Support youth employment and mentorship partnerships.
• Create safer community spaces for young people.
• Build pride in Brampton’s next generation.

Because Tirth has real-world construction and business experience, he understands the importance of public trust. His campaign should address ethics openly and clearly from day one.

• Disclose relevant business interests as required by law.
• Recuse from matters where legal advice confirms a conflict.
• Separate campaign, personal, and business expenses.
• Never use public office for private business advantage.
• Seek advice from the Integrity Commissioner or municipal counsel when needed.

“My construction experience helps me understand the system. It does not mean I will use the system for myself. I will disclose conflicts, follow the law, and put Brampton taxpayers first.”