Raise the Hammer
Easy contact information for the newly elected municipal representatives.
By RTH Staff
Published December 13, 2006
The City of Hamilton's Members of Council page is not very user-friendly, so here's a convenient summary of the city's councillor contact information.
You can send an email to all of city council at once.
Here are the mayor's and councillors' email addresses in a text box.
Alternately, you can contact individual council members.
| Ward | Name | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mayor | Fred Eisenberger | mayorfred@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2340 |
| 1 | Brian McHattie | bmchattie@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2416 |
| 2 | Bob Bratina | bbratina@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2711 |
| 3 | Bernie Morelli | bmorelli@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2702 |
| 4 | Sam Merulla | smerulla@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-4512 |
| 5 | Chad Collins | ccollins@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2716 |
| 6 | Tom jackson | tjackson@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2707 |
| 7 | Scott Duvall | sduvall@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2706 |
| 8 | Terry Whitehead | twhitehead@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2712 |
| 9 | Brad Clark | bclark@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2703 |
| 10 | Maria Pearson | mpearson@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2701 |
| 11 | David Mitchell | dmitchell@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-4513 |
| 12 | Lloyd Ferguson | lferguson@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2704 |
| 13 | Russ Powers | rpowers@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2714 |
| 14 | Robert Pasuta | rpasuta@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2705 |
| 15 | Margaret McCarthy | mmccarthy@hamilton.ca | (905) 546-2713 |
By still sighning (anonymous)
Posted December 18, 2006 23:37:48
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By Jamie (registered)
Posted November 28, 2007 11:31:51
This is what I sent them, short & sweet:
Dear Councillors:
Given the choice, everytime someone drives a car instead of using public transportation they cause highway & street congestion, increase the demand for gasoline;
thereby putting upward pressure on its price, and cause air pollution and possible negative effects on the environment.
Also, everytime someone uses public transportation instead of driving, this reduces traffic congestion, reduces the demand for gasoline;
thereby helping hold down the increase in the price of gasoline, and adds much less to air pollution and possible negative effects on the environment.
Therefore use of public transportation instead of driving greatly benefits the city & society and should be encouraged with low fares.
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By Cityjoe (anonymous)
Posted August 10, 2010 01:43:33
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By (sigh..) (anonymous)
Posted December 18, 2006 22:53:38
Thanks for posting the addys & phone numbers. I'm sure as soon as we try to contact some of these people, both will be changed P.D.Q..
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