Rolling Meadows Bible Chapel
54 Sunset Way, Thorold
Thorold Fire Station 4
2189 Highway 20, Thorold
Thorold Community Activities Group
131 Richmond Street, Thorold
Carmen’s roots in Thorold run deep. His grandfathers came from Italy in the late 1920s to help build the Welland Canal, beginning a family connection to Thorold that has continued for generations.
For more than 30 years, Carmen has worked with local children and families as an educator and coach. He taught Micro and Macro Economics at Niagara College for 21 years and has served the past eight years on Thorold City Council.
“Thorold isn’t just where I serve — it’s home.”
Thorold is strongest when we get the basics right, look after one another, and make responsible decisions for the future.
I believe in protecting taxpayers, maintaining the roads and infrastructure we rely on, keeping our neighbourhoods safe, supporting residents at every stage of life, and encouraging growth that strengthens our community without losing what makes Thorold special.
Protecting taxpayers starts with responsible decisions.
I believe every tax dollar should be spent wisely, with essential services and infrastructure coming first. That means maintaining and repairing what we already have, improving our roads, supporting safer streets and making thoughtful investments before taking on unnecessary new spending.
A strong community means looking after everyone.
Thorold should be a community where families can thrive, children have opportunities, seniors can access the services they need, and residents facing mental health, addiction or homelessness challenges can find meaningful support. Strong parks and recreation programs also help create a healthier, more connected community.
We can grow without losing what makes Thorold special.
I support responsible development that protects the character of our community while creating new opportunities. By supporting local businesses, attracting investment and encouraging good local jobs, we can strengthen Thorold’s economy while planning carefully for the future.
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Fight unnecessary spending, maximize value and work to keep property taxes affordable.
This Term of Council, I passed a motion that keeps Property Tax increases to 3% or the rate of inflation, whichever is lower.
Continue efforts to attract family doctors and healthcare professionals while advocating for a Long-Term Care facility in Thorold.
Attract businesses, strengthen our local economy and invest in the infrastructure and services residents need.
Carmen is available 24/7 to support your needs and go to bat for you when you need help navigating City Hall.
More than three decades as a local elementary teacher and coach, most of it right here in Thorold.
40+ years coaching Thorold youth and proud to run Super Soccer School, Thorold’s longest-running sports camp, now in its 37th year.
Giving back has been a lifelong commitment. From helping coordinate monthly food giveaways supporting more than 500 Thorold families, to serving on the City’s Road Safety Committee for 2 terms of Council.
Carmen grew up on Pine Street and has lived in St. John’s for 30 years. His commitment is to represent residents throughout Thorold:
Downtown • Thorold South • Allanburg • Port Robinson • St. John’s“I will be a knowledgeable voice for all residents.”