County Councillors

Warden Steve Arnold
Mayor, St. Clair Township

Residence:1590 St. Clair Pkwy, PO Box 197
Courtright, ON N0N 1H0
Telephone: 519 381-7440
email:  sarnold1@rogers.blackberry.net

Municipal Office:
1155 Emily Street
Mooretown, ON N0N 1M0
Telephone:  519 867-2021
Fax:  519 867-5509

Warden Arnold is retired from his career of 35 years working in the petro-chemical industry, while also balancing the duties of a cash crop farmer in St. Clair Township and parenting his four children.  In 1985, he began his political career as a Councillor for Sombra Township and he became Deputy Reeve in 1988, serving in this capacity until 1991.  As Deputy Reeve, Warden Arnold became a member of Lambton  County Council.    In 1997 Warden Arnold once again served the community as a Sombra Township  Councillor and continued to do so after the amalgamation of the Sombra and Moore Townships into the Township of St. Clair.    In November 2003 he became Deputy Mayor of the amalgamated township and once again returned to Lambton County Council.   In 2006, he became Mayor of the Township, and was most recently acclaimed in the 2010 municipal election.   In December 2006, Warden Arnold was elected to serve as the County of Lambton's Deputy Warden for 2007, and in December 2010, Warden Arnold was elected to serve as Lambton County's Warden for the 2011-2012 term.

Deputy Warden Lonny Napper
Mayor, Town of Plympton-Wyoming

Residence:
5008 Egremont Road, RR 1
Camlachie, ON N0N 1E0
Telephone:  519 899-4025
email:  lnapper@xcelco.on.ca

Municipal Office:
546 Niagara Street, Box 250
Wyoming, ON N0N 1T0
Office Telephone: 519 845-3939
Office Fax: 519 845-0597

Don McGugan
Mayor, Brooke-Alvinston Township

Residence: 
3842 Old Walnut Road, RR 7
Alvinston, ON N0N 1A0
Telephone:  519 847-5606
Fax:  519 847-5607
email:  jdmcgugan@hotmail.com

Municipal Office:
3236 River Street, Box 28
Alvinston, ON N0N 1A0
Office Telephone:  519 898-2173
Office Fax:  519 898-5653

Mayor McGugan served his first term as Councillor for Brooke Township in 1997.  In 2000 he returned as Councillor for Brooke-Alvinston and in May of 2002, he assumed the role of Mayor.  In November, 2003, Mayor McGugan was elected as Mayor of Brooke-Alvinston, a position he continues to hold today.

William (Bill) Bilton
Mayor, Dawn-Euphemia Township

Residence:
955 Kerry Road, RR 2
Florence, ON N0P 1R0
Telephone:  519 695-3701
email:  mayor@dawneuphemia.on.ca

Municipal Office:
4591 Lambton Line, RR 4
Dresden, ON N0P 1M0
Telephone:  519 692-5148
Fax:  519 692-5511

Mayor Bilton's political career began in 1983 with the former Township of Euphemia.  He has served as a Councillor, Deputy Reeve, Reeve and the first and last Mayor of the former Township of Euphemia.  In 1992 Mayor Bilton served as Warden of the County of Lambton and in 1998 he became the first Mayor of the amalgamated Township of Dawn-Euphemia.  Mayor Bilton is still strong in municipal politics as the current Mayor of the Township of Dawn-Euphemia.

Kevin Marriott
Mayor, Enniskillen Township

Residence:                
5383 Shiloh Line
Petrolia, ON N0N 1R0
Telephone:  519 844-2307
email:  kevin.marriott@county-lambton.on.ca               

Municipal Office:
4465 Rokeby Line, RR 1
Petrolia, ON N0N 1R0
Telephone:  519 882-2490
Fax:  519 882-3335

Bill Weber
Mayor, Municipality of Lambton Shores

Residence:
9944 Riverview Road
Grand Bend,  ON N0M 1T0
Telephone:   519-238-1313
email:  bweber@lambtonshores.ca

Municipal Office:
7883 Amtelecome Parkway, Box 610
Forest, ON N0N 1J0
Telephone:  519 786-2335
Fax:  519 786-2135

Elizabeth Davis-Dagg
Deputy Mayor, Municipality of Lambton Shores

Residence:
7159 Uttoxeter Road
Plympton-Wyoming, ON N0N 1J5
Telephone:  519 899-2535
email:  edavis-dagg@lambtonshores.ca

Municipal Office:
7883 Amtelecom Parkway, Box 610
Forest, ON N0N 1J0
Telephone:  519 786-2335
Fax:  519 786-2135

Deputy Mayor Davis-Dagg was born and raised in the rural area near Forest.  In 1992, she received the Duke of Edinburg gold level award for leadership.  Deputy Mayor Davis-Dagg completed her Juris Doctor law degree in 2001. In intervening years, she has worked in the leadership of two not-for-profit organizations and has been an executive member of many campaign teams at all levels of government.  Since 2004, Deputy Mayor Davis-Dagg has helped to establish two citizen action groups.  In 2010, she was elected to serve as Deputy Mayor, Lambton Shores.  Elizabeth is married to Ronnie Dagg.

Ian Veen
Mayor, Village of Oil Springs

Residence:
4819 Oil Springs Line
Oil Springs, ON N0N 1P0
Telephone: 519 834-2941
email:  ianveen1@hotmail.com

Municipal Office:
4591 Oil Springs Line, Box 22
Oil Springs, ON N0N 1P0
Telephone:  519 834-2939
Fax:  519 834-2333

John McCharles
Mayor, Town of Petrolia

Residence:
4228 Howletts Lane, Box 1104
Petrolia, ON N0N 1R0
Telephone:  519 882-2455
Fax:  519 882-3133
email:  johnnyremax@bellnet.ca

Municipal Office:
411 Greenfield Street, Box 1270
Petrolia ON N0N 1R0
Telephone:  519 882-2350
Fax:  519 882-3373

Dick Kirkland
Mayor, Village of Point Edward

Residence:
13 Alice Street
Point Edward, ON N7V 1N4
Telephone:  519 344-8755

Municipal Office:
135 Kendall Street
Point Edward, ON N7V 4G6
Telephone:  519 337-3021
Fax:  519 337-5963
email:  dkirkland@villageofpointedward.com 

Mike Bradley
Mayor, City of Sarnia

Residence:
705-155 N. Front Street
Sarnia, ON N7T 7V5
Telephone: 519 336-8092
email:  mayor@sarnia.ca

Municipal Office:
255 N. Christina Street, Box 3018
Sarnia, ON N7T 7N2
Office Telephone: 519 332-0330 ext. 312
Office Fax: 519 332-3995

Mayor Bradley was elected Alderman on the City of Sarnia Council in November, 1985.  He was first elected Mayor in December, 1988 and on January 1st, 1991, he became the first Mayor of the amalgamated City of Sarnia-Clearwater and the first Mayor of Sarnia to serve on Lambton County Council in over seven decades.  Mayor Bradley was re-relected to the position in 1994, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2006 and 2010.  On June 27, 2000 he became the longest serving Mayor in Sarnia.

Mayor Bradley has also served three terms as Chairman of Sarnia-Lambton Economic Development Commission and is a member of the Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership (formerly the Sarnia-Lambton Council for Economic Renewal).  He currently serves as Chairperson, Sarnia Police Services Board; is a former member of the Lambton College Board; a former Chairman of Large Urban Cities, and the former Vice-President of AMO (Association of Municipalities of Ontario).

David Boushy
Councillor, City of Sarnia

Residence:
1413 Lakeshore Road
Sarnia, ON N7S 2M3
Telephone:  519 542-3109
Fax:  519 542-0868
email:  d.boushy@cogeco.ca

Municipal Office:
255 N. Christina Street, Box 3018
Sarnia, ON N7T 7N2
Telephone:  519 332-0330
Fax:  519 332-3995 

Anne Marie Gillis
Councillor, City of Sarnia

Residence: 
65 Ashby Crescent
Sarnia, ON N7S 4L5
Telephone: 519 542-9728 
email:  sarcouncillor@gmail.com

Municipal Office:
255 N. Christina Street, Box 3018
Sarnia, ON N7T 7N2
Telephone:  519 332-0330
Fax:  519 332-3995

Jim Foubister
Councillor, City of Sarnia

Residence:
1937 Buena Ventura Blvd
Bright's Grove, ON N0N 1C0
Telephone:  519 869-4701
Fax:  519 869-8625
Cell:  519 331-2626
email:  jfoubister1@cogeco.ca

Municipal Office:
255 N. Christina Street, Box 3018
Sarnia, ON N7T 7N2
Telephone:  519 332-0330
Fax:  519 332-3995

Councillor Foubister was first elected to Clearwater Council in 1988, and was re-elected to Sarnia City Council in 1991, 1994, 1997, and 2000.  He has served as the Chair of Business Park Committees, twice Chair of Sarnia Police Services Board, Chair of the Lambton County Culture and Communications Committee, twice Chair of Public Works Committee, Lambton County Deputy Warden in 2001, and past Chair of the Emergency Services Committee.  In 2004, Councillor Foubister served as Lambton County's Deputy Warden.

Bev MacDougall
Councillor, City of Sarnia

Residence:
228 Maria Street
Sarnia, ON N7T 4T1
Telephone:  519 344-0768
email:  bevmacdougall@ebtech.net  

Municipal Office:
255 N. Christina Street, Box 3018
Sarnia, ON N7T 7N2
Telephone:  519 332-0330
Fax:  519 332-3995

Councillor MacDougall began her political service to the people of Sarnia – Lambton in 2003 when she was first elected to Sarnia and Lambton County Councils.  As an active living and cycling enthusiast, she Co-Chaired the Lambton County Regional Trails Committee - bringing design and user expertise to Lambton’s evolving system of trails and their connections to neighbouring jurisdictions.  She served as a member of the St. Clair Parks Commission, overseeing the transfer of the St. Clair Parkway from the Province of Ontario to local municipalities of St. Clair Township and the City of Sarnia.  Currently she is serving as Chair of the Gallery Lambton Advisory Committee, Chair of the County’s Land Division & Woodlot Committee, while actively working with County and St. Clair Region Conservation Authority officials to develop a Lambton Tree Legacy Program as a legacy gift to future generations.

In addition to her political service Bev is a passionate community developer - actively at work in the not for profit sector as Executive Director of the Lochiel Kiwanis Community Centre for the past 12 years - that now carries three prideful heritage designations in the heart of downtown Sarnia.

Peter GillilandDeputy Mayor, St. Clair Township

Residence: 
524 Parkdale Cres., Box 342
Corunna, ON N0N 1G0
Telephone: 519 862-3534
email:  pgilliland@bell.net 

Municipal Office:
1155 Emily Street
Mooretown ON N0N 1M0
Telephone: 519 867-2021
Fax: 519 867-5509

Deputy Mayor Gilliland retired from industry (Bayer) in 2001 after a 42 year career.  In 2003 he ran for St .Clair Township Council and was elected.  In the next term (2006) he was elected to serve as the Township's Deputy Mayor.  In 2010, he was acclaimed as Deputy Mayor. 

Todd Case
Mayor, Warwick Township

Municipal Office:
6332 Nauvoo Road, RR 8
Watford, ON N0M 2S0
Telephone:  519 849-3926
Fax:  519 849-6136

Mayor Case entered the political scene in 2001, having been elected Mayor for Warwick Township.  After sitting on County Council for just one year, he was elected to serve as the County’s Deputy Warden in 2002.  He was elected to serve as Warden for 2003 and 2004.   He continues to serve the residents of the Township of Warwick as Mayor.