Below you’ll find a series of delegations presented by Stand4Oxford members and supporters to local councils across Oxford County. Each presentation highlights concerns about outside influence on local decision-making and calls for greater transparency, accountability, and respect for community priorities. Watch the videos and learn more about how residents are standing up for Oxford. Follow-up…
Municipal government works differently from provincial and federal politics. While higher levels of government are often shaped by party platforms, ideology, and large-scale political debates, local government is primarily focused on managing the everyday systems communities rely on. Municipal councils are responsible for roads, water systems, emergency services, recreation, development, infrastructure, and long-term community planning….
As recently reported by Granthaven, Councillor Jim Pickard will not be seeking re-election after 15 years of service, and Mayor David Mayberry has also announced he will be stepping aside. Their departures open key leadership roles at the SWOX council table — roles that will help shape decisions affecting our roads, services, budgets, and growth…
Oxford residents have shown time and time again that when we show up, we make a difference. Now we need that same energy for the most important meeting of the year. The 2026 Oxford County Budget is heading into its final stage, and this is where decisions become real. Taxes, spending, transparency, rural services, downloaded…
We’re pleased to share an important update on the proposed wind turbine projects in Oxford County. After months of strong public engagement, countless conversations at the doorstep, and many thoughtful presentations at council meetings, the Township of South-West Oxford (SWOX) has officially upheld its decision to declare itself an “unwilling host” for industrial wind turbine…
Oxford County is asking residents for feedback on proposed new water meters with cellular technology. The survey highlights features such as real-time water usage, leak alerts, service notifications, water-use comparisons, and more frequent data collection. Some of these features may provide value. Leak alerts, for example, could help homeowners identify problems quickly. However, residents should…