Renfrew council candidate Bruce Rozycki believes he has the experience and commitment required to help lead Renfrew.
Rozycki, a retiree and dedicated volunteer with community programs such as Renfrew Rotary and Meals of Wheels, says his track record and resume align with the challenges Renfrew is currently facing, like infrastructure management, project oversight, capital planning, and financial discipline.
Part of his campaign has been a door-knocking effort within town, connecting with as many residents as possible to understand their primary concerns and their expectations for the next council term.
Rozycki wants council to focus on protecting Renfrew’s long-term financial position, controlling the property tax and water and wastewater burdens on residents, and creating an open dialogue where the community has meaningful opportunities to provide input into council chambers.
Bruce Rozycki is one of ten candidates running for six at-large council seats in Renfrew, alongside Kate Windle, Clint McWhirter, Kyle Cybulski, Guy Longtin, Sandi Heins, Andrew Dick, Scott Miller, Hayley Heaslip, and John McDonald.
(written by Kasey Egan)
