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On behalf of myself and Ingersoll Town Council, I am pleased to bring greetings to both residents and visitors alike. I sincerely wish that you will take advantage of the welcoming atmosphere of our Town all year round. Our population of 13,000 allows us to maintain the small town atmosphere, while providing services of larger municipalities.
Our year round events keep things exciting! Ingersoll offers visitors a unique mixture of leisure and recreational activities set against a backdrop of history and nature. Located within easy driving distance of London, Kitchener and the GTA, Ingersoll is the perfect destination for both day-trippers and vacationers.
Ingersoll has a rich heritage, and it knows how to show it off. From cultural venues like award winning museums, theatres and art galleries to outdoor adventures like hiking, biking, fishing; enjoy a round of golf on our beautiful Golf course or for the kids there is the mini putt or the splash pad; in addition to our Community Centre and Arena facilities for all ages. We also have many beautiful parks, and sports grounds and facilities, there really is something for everyone to enjoy.
We host a variety of seasonal festivals and events including the Canterbury Folk Festival, Harvest Festival, Santa’s Festival Village, and the Festival of Lights. With our summer sidewalk sales, weekly farmers market, and our charming range of downtown stores you’ll find what you’re looking for in Ingersoll.
I hope that you can take time to enjoy our Town and all it has to offer, and feel free to contact me with any questions.
Take care
Mayor Ted Comiskey
| Ted Comiskey - Mayor |
 Serves on the Following Committees:
Deputy Warden County Council Boundary Adjustment Committee Economic Development Committee Police Services Board |
| Mike Bowman - Councillor |
 Serves on the Following Committees:
Ingersoll Harvest Festival Committee – Term: 2018-2022 Ingersoll Municipal Heritage Committee – Term: 2020-2022 |
| Rick Eus |
 Serves on the Following Committees:
Ingersoll Municipal Heritage Committee – Term: 2018-2020 Ingersoll Police Services Board – Term: 2018-2020 Ingersoll Cemetery Board – Term: 2020-2022 |
| Kristy Van Kooten-Bossence - Councillor |
 Serves on the Following Committees:
Accessibility Advisory Committee – Term: 2018-2020 Ingersoll Services for Seniors – Term: 2018-2020 |
| Fred Freeman - Deputy Mayor |
 Serves on the Following Committees:
Ingersoll Boundary Adjustment Committee – Term: 2018-2022 Recreational Trails Committee – Term: 2020-2022 Ingersoll Police Services Board – Term: 2020-2022 Ingersoll Services for Seniors – Term: 2020-2022 |
| Gord Lesser - Councillor |
 Serves on the Following Committees:
Ingersoll Business Improvement Area Board of Management – Term: 2018-2022 Ingersoll Cheese and Agricultural Museum – Term: 2018-2022 Ingersoll Harvest Festival Committee – Term: 2018-2022 Ingersoll Boundary Adjustment Committee – Term: 2018-2022 Accessibility Advisory Committee – Term: 2020-20200 |
| Brian Petrie - Councillor |
Serves on the Following Committees:
Upper Thames River Conservation Authority (UTRCA) – Term: 2018-2020 Recreational Trails Committee – Term: 2018-2020 Ingersoll Cemetery Board – Term: 2018-2020 |
The Mayor and Council are responsible for setting policy and governing the Municipality. It is the role of the Mayor to preside over Council meetings, to provide leadership to the Council and to represent the municipality at official functions.
Council represents the public and considers the well-being and interests of the community as a whole. They also develop and evaluate the policies and programs of the municipality and determine which services the municipality provides.
Council is also mandated to ensure that administrative practices and procedures are in place to implement the decisions of Council and maintain the financial integrity of the municipality.
Council Remuneration and Expense Reports
2017 Council Remuneration and Expense Report
2018 Council Remuneration and Expense Report
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