Afford to stay in the city, the community, and the home that you love - whether you're just starting out, growing your family, or enjoying your retirement. I commit to stablizing taxes to at or below infantionary levels, advocating for better public transit in the Southwest, and bringing meaningful support to help local businesses and services flourish in our neighbourhood. Respect and accountability are the foundation of good governance.
Navigate your community easier, safer and more efficiently on infrastructure built with future growth in mind and the recognition that one size does not fit all. I will prioritize the widening of our key overcapacity corridors, including 41st Avenue SW and Ellerslie Road, which are desperately needed to meet the challenges of our rapidly growing city. Our ward deserves better planning beyond the four-year election cycle.
Support our first responders who are managing crises in our communities. I will proactively work to address the root causes of disorder on our streets, in our neighbourhoods, and on our transit system by connecting our vulnerable residents with the services they need. A safe city for one is a safe city for all.
As your city council representative, Jon will hold both the council and himself accountable for decisions that affect daily life, prioritizing transparency and people-first solutions.
A recipient of the Queen's Jubilee Award for outstanding community service, Jon volunteers tirelessly in local leagues and neighbourhood projects, amplifying residents' voices to build a more connected, vibrant South Edmonton.
With 20 years at Edmonton Transit—from driver to superintendent—I know what South Edmonton needs: more bus routes, more frequent service, and fares families can afford. I'll fight for better transit in Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi, support affordability programs, and push for smarter planning that keeps up with our growing communities. Better transit means real savings for working families.
Twinned Both Ways, Not Half Way.
Your daily commute takes way longer than it should, and costs you precious time with your family. Our current councillor’s update only includes Allard to QE2.
41st Avenue should be twinned along the full length, all the way to Chappelle both ways. I committ to realizing the expansion, whatever it takes.
There are only two ways to get into the neighbourhood of Twin Brooks, both are on 111 Street and within one block of each other.
Future LRT expansion south along 111 Street is going to severely limit access to Twin Brooks, leaving residents completely bottlenecked by traffic.
I’ll push to connect Anthony Henday Drive to 119 St South before the LRT reaches Twin Brooks — so families aren’t gridlocked every day.
We need proactive planning for transit expansion, not after-the-fact fixes.
Garth Worthington School has been without a playground since opening. Some kids have now gone their entire school career without a playground. Our current councillor hasn't been able to deliver.
Other communities have seen rebuilt and modernized playgrounds while Garth Worthington School is still waiting for their very first swing. I will advocate for funding towards the construction of this new playground, and work with anyone willing get it built.
Show your neighbours you support Jon Morgan. We’ll drop off a sign and pick it up after the election — easy and free!
