Questions, concerns and campaign contact
Contact Joedy
If you have a question about the campaign, a concern affecting your neighbourhood, an issue involving City Hall or simply something you think a candidate for Council should know about, I want to hear from you.
The simplest way to reach me
Send me an email.
Email provides room to explain the issue properly and makes it easier to keep the details together when follow-up is needed.
You can write about a campaign question, local issue, lawn sign or campaign-material request, media inquiry or candidate questionnaire.
You can also follow public campaign updates on the official Joedy Burdett for Niagara Falls City Council Facebook page.
Follow on FacebookHow can I help?
Choose what you are contacting me about.
These buttons simply prepare an email subject line so I can understand the reason for your message quickly.
Local Issue or City Hall Concern
Tell me about a municipal service, neighbourhood concern, public process or other local issue that deserves attention.
Share a Local ConcernCampaign Question
Ask about a priority, policy position, something published on this website or another issue relevant to the municipal election.
Ask a Campaign QuestionLawn Sign Request
Request a Joedy Burdett campaign sign for a Niagara Falls home or business property where you have permission to display it.
Request a Lawn SignInterview or Candidate Questionnaire
Media organizations, community groups, associations and other organizations may send interview requests, candidate questionnaires or requests for campaign information here.
Send a Media or Questionnaire RequestHelp me understand the issue
A few useful details can make follow-up much easier.
You do not need to write a formal letter. A clear description of what happened and why it matters is usually the best starting point.
- Your name and the best way to contact you if you would like a response.
- The location or neighbourhood if the concern relates to a particular place.
- Important dates or previous contacts if you have already raised the issue with the City or another organization.
- A short description of the result you are looking for so the practical issue is clear.
- Relevant photographs or documents where they help explain the concern.
A practical note about correspondence
Please avoid sending passwords, banking information or other information that is not necessary to explain your concern.
Messages relating to campaign questionnaires or public policy may sometimes form part of my public campaign record. Personal correspondence from residents will not be treated as a political endorsement simply because someone contacts me.
City Hall should listen before it decides.
I cannot promise that I will agree with every position brought to me, but I believe residents deserve to be heard, their concerns understood and decisions explained clearly.