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View of Bridge Street and of the flowers/produce outside of Bak's Market. Photo taken sometime between 1989 and 1992.

"Bradford Council for 1964-65, returned by acclamation for 1966-67, from left to right: Councillor Kenneth Tupling, Councillor Oswald Davey, Reeve R. Bruce Stewart, Mayor Joseph Magani, Deputy Reeve Fred C. Cook, Councillor Tom Evans, Councillor Fred Dow."

1977-78 Council Members
(l-r) Robert Hamilton, Charles 'Bud' Brown, John Fennell, Art Janse, Bruce Keffer

Photograph of Bradford's town council from 1977-1979.
Back Row: John Zima, Zygmunt Fenik, Sandy Hudson, Rick Wright
Front Row: Reeve Kenneth Wood, Mayor William Roy Gordon, Deputy-Reeve Milt Hambly

Photograph of Bradford West Gwillimbury's town council from 1991.
Back Row: Peter Dykie, Ron Simpson, Frank Jonkman, Dennis Roughley
Front Row: John Maurino, B.L. Vanderpost, Pat Storey (Mayor), Bud Brown, John Gabriel

Photograph of Bradford West Gwillimbury's town council from 1997-2000.
Back Row: Ron Simpson, Peter Dykie Jr., Frank Jonkman, Charles Brown, Marty Toombs
Front Row: Gary Lamb, John Gorzo, Brian Bonany, Sharon Villlani

Photograph of Bradford West Gwillimbury's town council from 2000-2003.
Back Row: Gary Lamb, Jim Corneau, Del Crake, Marty Toombs, Peter Dykie Jr.
Front Row: Brian Bonany, Dennis Roughley, Frank Jonkman, John Gorzo

Photograph of Bradford West Gwillimbury's town council from 2014-2018.
Back Row: Mark Contois, Ron Orr, Gary Baynes, Peter Dykie Jr., Gary Lamb
Front Row: Peter Ferragine, Rob Keffer, James Leduc, Raj Sandhu

Picture of the Bradford Municipal Offices, which held the Town Clerk, Council Chambers, and Fire Department at the old Town Hall on Holland St E.

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Description : Bradford West Gwillimbury Town Council has voted to create a new municipal Engineering Department that will be responsible for both Sewage Treatment and Water supply. The decision, following a vote to sell off the Town's electrical Utilities Commission of its last responsibilities, and means the end of the 82 year old body. The municipal water supply has been the responsibility of the local PUC since about 1930. Under Provincial Bill 35, The PUC can no longer be responsible for electric supply within the urban area, by November 7th - and rather than continue to have a 5 member Commission to control the water works and 3 personnel, a report recommended turning Water over to a new Engineering Department. The report suggests that the move will give Council better control over finances and budgeting, provide greater integration of infrastructure and municipal planning and development priorities, and potentially, find savings, by using municipal accounting and management systems already in place. But it was control over the decision-making process that was seen as critical, especially with a future connection to the Georgian Bay water pipeline in question. The cost of connection will require debenture so large that it could bring the Town to the limits of its debt capacity - a decision that should be made by Council, and not by an arms-length body, the report stated. The new Engineering Department, endorsed by Town Council in a special meeting on July 18th, would incorporate Water Public Works, and Sewage Treatment.