What you can do
You can request a mayoral greeting for a birthday, holiday, or community milestone. You can also ask to speak at a council or committee meeting, or request a brief meeting with the mayor or your ward councillor to discuss local matters. The mayor's office also handles invitations for city events and community celebrations.
How to contact the mayor's office
Staff are ready to help you with these requests or answer general questions. You can call, email, or mail your inquiry. For urgent city services, please use the 311 service line or call 911 in an emergency.
Phone: 519-555-0140 Email: [email protected] Mail: Danielle Okafor-Price, Mayor City of Wrenford 100 Mercer Street Wrenford, ON N4Q 1A1
The office is located inside Wrenford City Hall. You can visit the Service Wrenford counter to speak with staff or drop off letters. The main entrance is on Mercer Street, with an accessible entrance on Water Street. If you need assistance navigating the building, ask the front desk staff for directions to the council chambers or mayor's office.
Hours of operation Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Closed on statutory holidays.
Rules and processing times
Mayoral greeting requests require 10 business days to process. This allows staff enough time to prepare and sign each card or letter. Requests to speak at council or committee meetings must be received by 4:30 p.m. on the business day before the scheduled meeting. Meeting requests with the mayor or your councillor are subject to availability and will be confirmed by staff. Please note that the mayor does not handle individual by-law enforcement complaints or utility billing issues. Those matters are directed to the appropriate city departments.
For more information, see Leisure guide fall 2022.
Other council contacts
Wrenford City Council consists of the mayor and six ward councillors. Each councillor represents a specific area of the city and can help with local concerns.
- City Manager Robert Eng leads the city's day-to-day operations. You can reach the City Manager's office through the main line for high-level administrative questions.
- City Clerk Nadia Kowalczyk oversees council procedures and public records. Contact the Clerk's office for meeting agendas, by-laws, and official city documents.
- Your Ward Councillor Each ward has a dedicated councillor. Find contact details and ward boundaries on the Contact your councillor page.
For general city inquiries, visit the Contact page. You can also learn more about how council makes decisions on the Mayor and council page.