The Municipality of Lakeshore has moved from planning into implementation. Under Tracey Bailey’s leadership, the municipality focused on infrastructure renewal, responsible growth, financial sustainability, modernization of services, and stronger community partnerships.

• Secured and advanced nearly $80 million in provincial and federal infrastructure funding for Lakeshore’s water and wastewater systems.  
• Approved over $69 million for the replacement of the Stoney Point Sewage Lagoons and major wastewater expansion projects.  
• Adopted the 2024 Water and Wastewater Master Plan, establishing a long-term roadmap for nearly $465 million in future infrastructure investment.  
• Positioned Lakeshore to support responsible growth, environmental compliance, and industrial expansion through major servicing upgrades.  

• Implemented stronger financial forecasting and long-range capital planning tools. 
• Maintained low taxes 
• Advanced updated Asset Management Plans to better manage municipal infrastructure and future replacement costs.  
• Helped reduce projected water and wastewater rate increases through successful grant advocacy and external funding.  
• Improved budget transparency and strengthened long-term financial sustainability. 

• Record investments in road rehabilitation 
• Advanced planning for stormwater management and flood mitigation 
• Supported the development of long-term infrastructure strategies tied to growth and public safety. 
• Improved municipal facilities and accessibility, including Town Hall renovations and resident service improvements. 

• Advanced planning for industrial and employment lands to attract investment and jobs.  
• Unlocked service capacity needed for future development. 
• Helped position Lakeshore as one most investment-ready municipalities in the region. 
• Strengthened relationships with provincial and federal governments to advocate for Lakeshore’s priorities. 
• Attracted major new business to Lakeshore (Large Retail, Food and Beverage, Restaurant, Clothing)

• Introduced a stronger resident-focused customer service model for residents  
• Improved communications, digital engagement, and accessibility for residents.  
• Supported parks, recreation, waterfront improvements, and active transportation opportunities, including continued focus on biking connectivity along EC Way 100. 
• Advanced Official Plans and strategic planning initiatives designed to guide Lakeshore’s growth over the next 25 years.  
• Championed the addition of a new school to Lakeshore
• Supported  Primary Care Expansion with 4000 patient attachments  
• Successfully brought a long term care facility to Lakeshore
• Played a key role in expanding Community Support Services 
• Introduced strengthened Senior Active Living Spaces 
• Completed and implemented a new 10-year Fire Master Plan to support emergency preparedness and community safety.