Kingsville 2026

BUILDING ON TODAY .
PLANNING FOR TOMORROW.

Dennis Rogers at ribbon cutting

RESULTS FROM OUR FIRST TERM

Highlights from Dennis's last term as Mayor of Kingsville.

$4.2M

Increase in Our Infrastructure Lifecycle Contributions

$20M

Almost $20M in Provincial Grants Above & Beyond Annual Funding

20+

New Small Businesses Opened

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Meet Dennis & His Family

A Family Rooted in
Kingsville

"My wife, Haley, and I moved back to our home town to raise our kids and start a business. This community means everything to us."

Dennis and his family are proud to call Kingsville home. From coaching local sports to leading community events, and their downtown business, Dennis is invested in this community. Every decision Dennis makes as Mayor is guided by a simple question: "Will this make Kingsville better for the next generation?"

Dad
Business Owner
Coach
Community Leader

What Have Your Tax Dollars Been Spent On?

A clear look at what Kingsville invests in its infrastructure each year — and the gap we still have to close.

Annual Infrastructure Investment

Kingsville's yearly spend on existing infrastructure, against what is actually needed to keep it in good repair.

2022 $7M
Today $11M
Needed Annually $18M
Annual shortfall $7M

We should be spending $18M annually on our current infrastructure. We are only spending $11M.

That's up from just $7M in 2022 — real progress, but not yet where we need to be.

A Top Priority

Resilient infrastructure is one of our most important jobs as a municipality. We need to continually invest and ensure this stays a top priority.

Business Support

Main Street + Beyond

"As an entrepreneur who has built and operated multiple businesses in Kingsville, I know that our local shops are the heartbeat of this town. We need to ensure Main St. remains a destination, supporting our large industries to ensure job growth."

  • A Business Relations Officer

    Added to support businesses of all sizes, from Main Street shops to our largest employers.

  • A Stronger Partnership with Our BIA

    Built upon the strong relationship with our BIA to keep downtown thriving.

  • A Community Improvement Plan

    Created a CIP offering tax incentives for new and expanding commercial and industrial businesses.

Green Heart Success

A proven track record in local business.

1st

Priority

Local Economy

Kingsville, Ontario

Preserving our lakeside charm.

Community & Environment

Strengthened the Relationships
Within Our Community

"Our people are our greatest strength, and it is my job to be present, available, supportive, and very thankful for what they give to our community."

Great Lakes Cities Initiative

Through proactive leadership, he’s ensuring Kingsville has a vital seat at the table for environmental resilience, water quality protection, and sustainable coastal management.

Vision

What Comes Next

Our first term was about building the foundation — the infrastructure — for our future. The plans and policies needed to ensure our community is resilient and sustainable. The next term will be about how we want our community to look in that future.

Waterfront

Parks & Recreation

Downtown

Parks + Trails

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