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Ward 2

Victor Woodhouse

Tracker

C-

$55,894.21

2025 Town salary

Their grade

No letter

He is not seeking another term, so he did not file the 2026 self-grade card.

2025 Sunshine List

Not on the list

Town salary $55,894.21

The 2025 disclosure, published March 27, 2026, has no council row for this person. The Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act covers pay of $100,000 or more. The Town treasurer’s statement for the same year says its employment-income column is the amount that would be reported for that disclosure if it applied. That salary is $55,894.21. It does not include taxable benefits or expenses, which the same statement lists separately and which differ by councillor.

Not running · three candidates filed. Councillor at large 2000–2003, Ward 3 from 2006 to 2010, then Ward 2 in 2018 and 2022. In 2022 he won with 1,211 votes to Brian Andrews’s 841.

Includes Bogart Avenue, Srigley Street, and Birchwood Drive on the 2019 ward index.

Ask this councillorVictor Woodhouse

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He is leaving to spend time with family. The published goodbye names Riverwalk Commons, the Tom Taylor Trail, summer concerts, Main Street, and Mulock Park. Those are town projects. A Ward 2 project list for this term has not been published.

The C- is this site’s grade. Letters below, where they exist, are the councillor’s own card. The mayor’s grade remains B-.

He is not seeking another term, so he did not file the 2026 self-grade card.

Promises

What changed

Better means a sourced improvement in the ward. Worse means a source shows the ward lost something. Mixed means both. Still open means the claim is not checked yet.

  • Still open

    Town-wide places named, ward results not

    He asked Ward 2 to elect someone who will keep building the community and work with the rest of council. That is the public close of his term.

This file has no worse mark. A blank here means a loss has not been documented, and the open items above are still unchecked.