Community Engagement
Bringing our community together through cultural celebrations like Brampton’s first-ever Langar Seva at City Hall and annual Sikh Heritage Month events. Naming Guru Nanak Street to honor our diverse heritage while creating spaces for neighbors to connect.
Responding directly to resident concerns with a 94% resolution rate for constituent inquiries. These initiatives strengthen community bonds and ensure everyone feels welcome and represented in our city.
Building Stronger Connections
Working to make city government more accessible and responsive to residents through direct engagement and cultural initiatives. Our office responds to community concerns quickly and effectively, resolving 94% of inquiries directly with the remaining 6% referred to appropriate government agencies. We celebrate Brampton’s diverse cultural heritage through meaningful events and commemorations that bring people together. These efforts help create a sense of belonging and ensure all voices are heard in local decision-making.
- Organized City Hall's first-ever Langar Seva celebration in May 2024, sharing Sikh traditions of community service.
- Led the naming of Guru Nanak Street between Dixie Road and Great Lakes Drive.
- Helped organize annual Sikh Heritage Month events that have become some of the city's best-attended cultural programs.
