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Milton · Ward 3 · 2026

Rick Di Lorenzo

for Ward 3 Regional Councillor

Twelve years of showing up for Milton — and a record of getting things done. Ready to bring that experience to Halton Region.

Caring for the community.

Vote Monday, October 26

Rick Di Lorenzo in a navy suit at a civic event

About Rick

A neighbour who’s put in the work

Rick Di Lorenzo has called Milton home for decades and served southeast Milton as its Town Councillor for twelve years. In 2021, residents voted him the Milton Champion Award — Milton’s favourite local politician.

He’s the publisher of the Milton Villager, a father, and a familiar face at community events from Canada Day to the Milton Halal Food Festival. His approach is simple: being a councillor isn’t a side job, it’s a commitment — you show up all year, not just at election time.

Now he’s running for Ward 3 Regional Councillor to bring that experience to Halton Region, where decisions on police, public health, roads and growth shape daily life in Milton.

Rick Di Lorenzo outdoors with his son at a Milton park

“Being a councillor isn’t a side job — it’s a commitment. You show up all year, not just at election time.”

Rick Di Lorenzo

Priorities

What I’ll fight for at the Region

01

Safe streets for families

I created Milton’s Traffic Calming Policy — now used in every ward. I’ll push for red-light and speed cameras in community safety zones, speed-display boards, and stronger enforcement near our schools and parks. As a dad whose kids walk and bike, this is personal.

02

Take back control of growth

We’ve lost control of our own future. I’ll put residents first — not developers or the Fortune 500. Not every development application deserves a yes, and Milton’s growth should protect the neighbourhoods we already have.

03

Value for your tax dollars

Milton’s taxes keep climbing without the services to match. I’ll bring real budget scrutiny and spending discipline to the Region, so residents get value for every dollar they pay.

04

Support for local business

Small businesses are more than 60% of Milton’s economy, and too often they’re stuck fighting permits and red tape. I’ll be their advocate and help local entrepreneurs start and grow.

05

Community safety & public health

Regional Council oversees Halton police and public health — a focus of mine throughout my career. I’ll make sure Milton’s voice is heard on both.

06

A councillor who shows up

Being a councillor isn’t a side job — it’s a commitment. I’ll be here every day, knocking on doors and answering calls, working for you all year, not just at election time.

Record

Experience that delivered for Milton

12 years

Serving Milton on Town Council

2021

Milton Champion Award winner

Town-wide

The Traffic Calming Policy he created

  • Created Milton’s Traffic Calming Policy — now used across all wards to make roads safer.
  • Started the Milton Infrastructure Reserve to protect the town’s long-term financial health.
  • Helped pass the Milton District Hospital reserve fund — credited by Halton Healthcare as a reason the hospital expansion moved ahead.
  • Chaired Milton’s Economic Development Committee and served on Conservation Halton and the Milton Public Library Board.
  • Publisher of the Milton Villager and a supporter of Milton Canada Day, the Milton Halal Food Festival, and Milton District Hospital.
Rick Di Lorenzo with his son at their front door
Rick Di Lorenzo volunteering at Milton Canada Day

Vote

When and where to vote

Milton votes in the 2026 municipal election. Make sure you’re on the voters’ list, and mark the dates on your calendar.

Advance voting

Mon, Oct 12 – Thu, Oct 15

10 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Election day

Monday, October 26, 2026

10 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Who votes
Ward 3 residents of Milton
On the ballot
Regional Councillor, Ward 3

Confirm the official advance dates and your voting location at milton.ca.

Get involved

Help shape the future of Milton

Join the campaign. Let Rick know he has your support, put up a lawn sign, or come knock on doors — together, let’s make Milton the best it can be.

Vote Rick — Monday, October 26

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