He says he is excited to work with an entirely new council, and also plans to focus on the township’s infrastructure, while promising more community gatherings to bring people together
Mallorytown’s new mayor, Kirby Perkins says the community is ready for change.
Perkins praised residents for a strong voter turnout.
Perkins says the local clinic is one of his top priorities.
He says he is excited to work with an entirely new council, and also plans to focus on the township’s infrastructure, while promising more community gatherings to bring people together.
Learn more at: https://mallorytown.ca/elections/.
Story by: Harper Cotie
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