Tony Baldinelli has served the residents of Niagara Falls on City Council. He is committed to listening to residents, addressing community concerns and working toward practical solutions that make our city a better place to live, work and visit.

Amended the grass-cutting bylaw to include all weeds in the definition, allowing for better enforcement and improving property standards throughout the city.

Brought forward a bylaw to purchase a two-ton knuer asphalt mixer to improve pothole repairs. Potholes were previously repaired with cold-patch asphalt, which frequently failed.

Created a new bylaw to ensure all visitor parking lots are registered and licensed and meet parking property standards.

Introduced changes to the Municipal Accommodation Tax bylaw, changing the previous $2 amount to a percentage-based approach. The revenue provides another source of funding for the city and is intended to reduce reliance on the municipal tax levy.