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Election Day — Monday, October 26, 2026
Frank Providenti — City Councillor, Ward 1
Frank Providenti for Ward 1

Frank Providenti for Windsor City Council, Ward 1: Leadership.
Experience.
Accountability.

A lifelong South Windsor resident and 36-year veteran of the Windsor Police Service, ready to bring decades of experience, leadership and a community-first approach to City Council.

  • 36 Years of Service
  • Former Deputy Chief
  • Lifelong Resident
  • Minor Hockey Board
Why I’m running

Experienced leadership for the place we call home.

South Windsor · Roseland

Frank Providenti is a lifelong resident of South Windsor, where he lives with his family on the Roseland Golf Course. Frank dedicated 36 years to serving the community as a Windsor Police Officer, including his final four years as Deputy Chief.

Read Frank’s story
A message from Frank

Hear it from Frank directly.

A short video statement from Frank to the residents of Ward 1.

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My Platform

Five priorities. One commitment.

These priorities focus on the issues affecting everyday life in Ward 1 — the practical basics that keep our neighbourhoods safe, connected and well served.

Platform priorities

02

Safer Neighbourhoods

Use prevention, enforcement and data to improve community safety and keep our streets safe.

Read the Safety Plan
03

Invest More in the Basics

Prioritize roads, sidewalks, sewers, drainage and flood protection.

04

Responsible Growth

Support appropriate housing and investment where adequate infrastructure exists while respecting neighbourhood character.

Read the Housing Plan
05

Protect Our Quality of Life

Maintain clean parks and recreation spaces while providing independent, responsive representation that delivers results for Ward 1.

Safety Plan for Ward 1

Safer streets. Safer neighbourhoods. Safer parks and public spaces.

My plan focuses on four key priorities to address these concerns with practical solutions. From a former Deputy Police Chief who has spent 36 years keeping this community safe.

  • 01Slow Down Traffic
  • 02Stronger Neighbourhoods
  • 03Safer Parks & Public Spaces
  • 04A Safer Ward 1
Traffic on a Ward 1 street
The Windsor City Hall sign above the building’s main entrance
Affordability Plan for Ward 1

Taxes at or below inflation. Value for every tax dollar.

Households face increasing costs for food, utilities, insurance, housing and other essentials. Municipal government should exercise fiscal discipline, protect essential services and avoid adding unnecessary pressure to household budgets.

  • 01Taxes At or Below Inflation
  • 02Value for Every Tax Dollar
  • 03Protect Essential Services
Housing Plan for Ward 1

Responsible growth. Protect our neighbourhoods.

Ward 1 needs housing choice and responsible investment. Growth should not be treated as inherently positive or negative; individual projects should be evaluated on planning merit, infrastructure capacity, traffic, drainage, compatibility and community impact.

  • 01Housing That Fits
  • 02No to Four As of Right
  • 03Hold Landlords Accountable
Aerial view of a South Windsor residential neighbourhood
Frank Providenti in Windsor Police Service dress uniform as Deputy Chief
A Career of Service
36Years of
Service

I proudly served the community for 36 years with the Windsor Police Service, rising through the ranks to Deputy Chief.

I understand the importance of service, accountability, and earning the trust of the people.

  • Service
  • Accountability
  • Public Trust

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Together for a stronger Ward 1

Let’s build a better Ward 1.

Election Day — Monday, October 26, 2026

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