He hopes his experience with Cataraqui Conservation will help him build consensus
Paul Proderick is looking ahead to four years of work after being elected deputy mayor of Loyalist Township in Monday’s municipal election.
Proderick received 2,389 votes, defeating Mike Budarick, who received 2,181 votes in the unofficial results.
Proderick says his first priority is listening to residents and finding ways to move forward.
With the title of Deputy Mayor, comes role of councillor of Lennox and Addington County. He says his experience chairing the Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority will help him build consensus.
He says health care, emergency services and long-term care are shared priorities across the county.
He thanked his family and Loyalist voters for their support, regardless of how they voted.
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