Jan Mowbray

Married to Jack Mowbray since 1973; residents of Fifth Line, Nassagaweya, since 1987.   Jack and I share our rural area home with our dogs.

I was elected to Milton Town Council as a Ward 3 councillor in 2003, and re-elected November 13, 2006 to a second term.

My contact information:

  • ph.: 519-853-4492
  • land mail: 12475-5th Line, R R 2, Rockwood, On. N0B 2K0
  • Email: use the contact form at right

Volunteerism has long been part of my life. The way to find the pulse – to find out what really matters to the community is to be involved in the community. My current Board and Committee memberships are:

  • Community Services Standing Committee – 2010 chair
  • Halton Child Seat Safety Coalition – recording secretary
  • Halton Multicultural Council Board member – director/secretary
  • Milton Trails Advisory Committee – vice chair
  • Milton Public Library Board – director
  • Milton Road Safety Committee – chair (currently in hiatus)
  • Nassagaweya Community Consultation Committee (NCCC) - secretary; and
  • Chair, “Safe Living” series of Public Information Meetings in Campbellville Lion’s Hall and Nassagaweya Community Centre.  Next event – April 14, 2010.
  • Heritage Milton, member, and member of the sub-committee for Demolition reviews
  • Doors Open Milton, chair
  • Halton Region Joint Advisory Committee on Waste Management – council appointee
  • Milton Santa Claus Parade – Recording Secretary
  • Citizens Advisory Panel – Dufferin Quarry
  • I attend all Town Administration and Planning Standing Committee meetings
  • I attend all meetings of Halton Region Tourism Advisory Committee
  • I also attend all meetings of importance to the community that I can fit into my schedule: town public meetings, ad hoc committees, FORCE meetings.
  • I am a charter member of the Destination Campbellville Community Association; and
  • I chair the DCCA Planning & Development Committee
  • I am a member of the Milton Seniors’ Activity Centre

During the run up to each of the elections I’ve personally knocked on every door in Ward 3 because I wanted to know what mattered most to residents.   Attending these meetings also gives me insight into what matters to the public.