My vision for Niagara Falls
My vision is straightforward: a transparent City Hall that listens to everyday residents, puts a brake on unaffordable tax increases, invests heavily in local neighbourhoods, and refuses to let developers or well-connected insiders drive decisions.
After three decades on the front lines protecting Niagara Falls families, retired firefighter Fred Audibert is running for City Council to put the needs of everyday residents first. Niagara Falls stands at a crossroads: living costs are rising, property taxes are putting unprecedented pressure on working families, and core residential infrastructure has taken a backseat to special interests.
Putting Residents First
Unlike other candidates, Fred refuses to accept campaign contributions from developers.
Municipal decisions on zoning, growth, and planning must serve the public good—not politically-connected insiders.
Tourism matters—but neighbourhoods matter too.
For too long, the tourism corridor has received all the attention while residents have taken a back seat. I’ll restore balance to City Hall and put residents first.
Fiscal Responsibility, Transparency, and Accountability
Put the brakes on unaffordable tax increases.
Scrutinize city spending, and ensure maximum value for every tax dollar spent.
Demand clear, accessible public reporting.
On city contracts, major spending, tax adjustments, and development approvals before decisions are made, not after.
Renewed Investment in Core Neighbourhood Infrastructure
Prioritize long-term maintenance, repair, and funding for essential municipal assets.
Including roads, sidewalks, sewers, drainage, street lighting, and neighbourhood parks.
Safer, Cleaner, and Stronger Neighbourhoods
Leverage 32 years of front-line experience.
To address public safety, maintain clean streets and secure neighbourhoods, and ensure reliable emergency services across the city.