Jason Brass for Mayor of Halton Hills
Protecting Our Future. Honouring Our Past.
Jason Brass is a lifelong Halton Hills resident committed to practical leadership, responsible growth, and protecting what makes our town special.
With experience as the owner of Terra Cotta Cookies and a strong background in public service as Ward 2 Town Councillor in Halton Hills, Jason is ready to lead Halton Hills forward.
Focused on infrastructure, affordability, community safety, and preserving local character.
Protecting What Matters, Building What Comes Next
Jason believes effective local government starts with listening to residents, making responsible decisions, and delivering results that strengthen our community.
Balanced Growth & Planning
Guide balanced development and infrastructure planning
Families and Recreation
Strong support for recreation and local family activities
Fiscal Responsibility
Manage public resources responsibly
Farmland & Rural Protection
Protect farmland and rural character
Community Safety
Improve traffic and community safety
Heritage & Green Spaces
Preserve heritage and green spaces
Priorities for Halton Hills
Learn more about Jason’s positions on key issues affecting Halton Hills.
Halton Hills Traffic: We Must Act Now, Before Gridlock Becomes Our Future
Jason’s plan calls for action now to improve traffic flow, strengthen road safety and ensure transportation infrastructure keeps pace with the growth of Halton Hills.
Bringing Year-Round Sports Home to Halton Hills
Jason supports expanding year-round recreation opportunities, with more indoor space for local sports, families and community groups right here in Halton Hills.
Twenty-Two Motions. One Consistent Purpose.
Jason’s platform builds on a focus on accountability, responsible spending and practical decision-making, with residents and the long-term interests of Halton Hills at the centre.
Leadership Halton Hills Can Count On
Alongside his service on Town Council, Jason is the Owner of Terra Cotta Foods Ltd., a respected local company serving major retailers across Canada and the United States.
Leading a successful business requires building strong teams, managing budgets responsibly, and planning for long-term growth. Jason brings that same practical leadership, accountability, and results-driven mindset to serving Halton Hills.
Leadership Halton Hills Can Count On
Alongside his service on Town Council, Jason is the Owner of Terra Cotta Foods Ltd., a respected international manufacturer producing cookies, cookie dough, and ice cream sandwiches for major grocery retailers across Canada and the United States.
Leading a successful business requires building strong teams, making responsible decisions, and planning for long-term growth. Jason brings that same practical leadership, accountability, and results-driven mindset to serving the residents of Halton Hills.
Trusted by Community Leaders and Residents
Jason is proud to have support from residents, business leaders, and community voices across Halton Hills.
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On the Campaign Trail
Jason regularly meets with residents, attends community events, and listens to the ideas and concerns shaping the future of Halton Hills. Open communication remains central to his leadership, and he shares updates through campaign news, videos, and community outreach.
Latest News & Events
Jason’s campaign updates, community news, and upcoming events across Halton Hills.
A Letter to the Residents of Halton Hills
Jason shares why he is running for Mayor of Halton Hills and his vision for responsible growth, accountable leadership and protecting the community.
Protecting the Character of Our Hamlets
Halton Hills’ hamlets each have a unique identity shaped by their history, landscapes, streetscapes, and built form. A proposed Hamlet Character Preservation Structure would help ensure future planning and infrastructure decisions respect what makes these communities distinct.
Jason Brass Calls for Further Review of Georgetown GO Station and Mill Street Corridor Plan
Halton Hills councillors debated planning changes for the Georgetown GO Station and Mill Street Corridor. Council approved the GO Station amendment and referred the Mill Street plan back to staff for further review.
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