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Council Watch: promise tracker
What each elected member said they would do, in their own words, and what the public record shows since.
Statuses: Not started (no council action found), In progress (a recorded step toward it), Done (the public record shows it was carried out) and Broken (the public record shows the opposite). We do not guess: if the record is unclear, the status stays as it was.
Fred Francis Unofficial result
Mayor | campaign site | unofficial result (City of Windsor)
“Eliminate Strong Mayor Powers.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Move regular City Council meetings to a 4:00 pm start time, with in-camera meetings held beforehand.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Publish detailed descriptions of in-camera meeting agendas and conduct an annual audit of in-camera meetings.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“No New Taxes.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Establish a Downtown Safety and Outreach Command Unit, led by a Director who reports weekly to the Mayor.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Darcie Renaud Unofficial result
Councillor, Ward 1 | campaign site | unofficial result (City of Windsor)
Create a Home Plumbing Assessment Grant and expand the basement flooding program to include sewage ejector systems.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Work with school boards on school-board-funded Transit Windsor passes for eligible students who live far from school.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Faster property standards enforcement, including shorter compliance timelines and posting notices directly at properties.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Make appointments to City boards and committees in public and give qualified residents a fair opportunity to serve.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Frazier Fathers Unofficial result
Councillor, Ward 2 | campaign site | unofficial result (City of Windsor)
“Safer streets through road repairs, traffic calming, and lowering all residential street speed limits.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Cleaner neighbourhoods with stronger rodent control and bulk item removal.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Stronger by-law enforcement that’s proactive and responsive.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Better parks for families and future generations, featuring Community Art.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Renaldo Agostino Unofficial result
Councillor, Ward 3 | campaign site | unofficial result (City of Windsor)
“Continue to work with the mission and council to finalize a new home for the Downtown Mission.” (text read from an image)
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Continue to get people off the streets and into support, no more open drug use.” (text read from an image)
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Advocate for a new central branch library and a community centre.” (text read from an image)
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Safer roads, more bike lanes and speed humps.” (text read from an image)
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Chris Holt Unofficial result
Councillor, Ward 4 | campaign site | unofficial result (City of Windsor)
Push to fully implement Windsor's Vision Zero framework and its Action Plan of 42 road safety measures.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Advocate moving Windsor's Transit Master Plan from planning to implementation.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Build more housing in ways that make better use of existing infrastructure, instead of relying solely on outward expansion.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Push for a planning process for the future of Windsor Regional Hospital's Met Campus site that includes direct resident input from the beginning.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Continue supporting the work to establish Walkerville as a Heritage Conservation District.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Ken Acton Unofficial result
Councillor, Ward 5 | campaign site | unofficial result (City of Windsor)
Expand Community Improvement Plans to encourage investment and amenities.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Upgrade parks, community centres, libraries, roads and outdoor spaces in the ward.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Invest in better sidewalks, crosswalks, lighting, trees, bicycle lanes and roads.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Jeremy Renaud Unofficial result
Councillor, Ward 6 | campaign site | unofficial result (City of Windsor)
Create a Riverside Community Collaborative, including the Olde Riverside BIA, a newly proposed BIA and a neighbourhood watch.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
An integrated regional Sports Council by 2030, and exploring a multi-purpose field sports facility (proposed by 2040).
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Angelo Marignani Unofficial result
Councillor, Ward 7 | campaign site | unofficial result (City of Windsor)
Upgrade roads and active transportation, including multi-use trails, park amenities, better lighting and traffic calming.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“I will aim to keep property tax increases at or below the rate of inflation”
Said in their answer to the Windsor News candidate questionnaire (question 1) (published Oct. 25, 2026): their answer
Not started no council action on this yet
“Widening Tecumseh Road East between Banwell and Lauzon and clearing retention ponds is the top infrastructure priority to handle increased traffic and prevent flooding.”
Said in their answer to the Windsor News candidate questionnaire (question 4) (published Oct. 25, 2026): their answer
Not started no council action on this yet
“In-camera meetings must be strictly limited to their original purpose - protecting individual privacy and sensitive real estate matters - so that public business stays open and fully visible to taxpayers.”
Said in their answer to the Windsor News candidate questionnaire (question 5) (published Oct. 25, 2026): their answer
Not started no council action on this yet
Gary Kaschak Unofficial result
Councillor, Ward 8 | campaign site | unofficial result (City of Windsor)
“Keep property taxes as low as possible while remaining fiscally prudent.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Work toward bringing a community centre to Ward 8, with programming for residents of all ages.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Continue improving roads, including Adstoll, Reginald, Buckingham, Westminster, Coronation, Empress and others.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Expand and enhance traffic calming measures throughout Ward 8.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 27, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Kieran McKenzie Unofficial result
Councillor, Ward 9 | campaign site | unofficial result (City of Windsor)
“Accelerated implementation of Vision 0.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
“Development and Implementation of Park Lighting Programs.”
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Better transit: more buses and greater frequency.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Move to data-driven multi-year master plans instead of ad-hoc yearly spending adjustments.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Mark Masanovich Unofficial result
Councillor, Ward 10 | campaign site | unofficial result (City of Windsor)
List Ward 10 infrastructure priorities, explain how they are funded, and report publicly twice a year on progress.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Review outstanding planned road connections in Ward 10 to decide which are still needed.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 17, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Assess the need for modern continuous air monitoring in Ward 10, including airborne metals, make the results easy for the public to find, and install a second monitoring station in the Remington Park area.
Said on the campaign site (read Oct. 25, 2026): platform page
Not started no council action on this yet
Method: promises come only from each candidate's own campaign site, with the date we read it. A status changes only for people the City Clerk has declared elected, and only with a link to a public record. Votes come from the City's approved minutes. Corrections: our corrections log.
