Understand what Chatham-Kent Council did
Browse documented councillor activity, follow issues across meetings, and open the source evidence behind each record.
Independent and unofficial. Built from public council records. See Coverage and Methodology & limitations for what is included, how it is built, and where it stops.
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What did my councillor do?
Councillors & Mayor activity counts shows every member's consent items pulled for discussion, motions moved, motions passed, and notices of motion, with each member's own page linked from the table.
Counts are descriptive only and do not measure councillor effectiveness, workload, policy impact, attendance, or community service.
These are descriptive records of documented meeting activity — not a ranking, a score, or a judgement of any member. Moving a motion identifies who put it to council, not who wrote it, and a member who pulled a consent item is not necessarily the member who later moved a motion about it.
What has council done about an issue?
Issue timelines follow one subject across meetings in date order, each step with a quote from the minutes and a link to its source. Subjects include housing, roads, planning, budget and taxes, and community services.
Examples:
Every subject the site indexes is listed in Issues A–Z.
What happened at recent meetings?
Meetings lists the meeting records this site represents, newest first. Minutes-backed pages show what council decided; agenda-backed pages show scheduled or proposed business.
Most recent meetings currently represented:
- Combined Council Meeting - March 23 2026 (Minutes)
- Council Meeting - March 09 2026 (Minutes)
- Combined Council Meeting - February 23 2026 (Minutes)
How the records are supported
- Council minutes support the motions and recorded votes. Motions moved, motions passed, notices of motion, and vote records are read out of Chatham-Kent's published minutes.
- Saved meeting slides support named consent-item pulls. The minutes record that a consent item was pulled but not who asked for it, so consent items pulled for discussion is a separate measure built only from eligible, independently reviewed meeting-slide evidence.
- You can inspect the source. Records link back to the meeting page, the published minutes, and — for a named consent-item pull — the saved slide image and the moment in the public meeting video.
- Missing coverage means unknown, not zero. Where a meeting, a record, or a review has not been processed yet, the site shows nothing rather than a zero. Absence here is not evidence that something did not happen.
Full detail: Methodology & limitations · Coverage.
Coverage at a glance
- Meetings represented: 85
- Councillors and Mayor represented: 19
- Council actions indexed: 2297
- Verified consent-item pulls attributed to a named member: 588, covering 320 consent items across 55 reviewed meetings
Coverage is partial and still being added to. See Coverage for what is and is not included.
Browse everything
- All meetings — 85 meeting(s)
- All councillors — 19 councillor(s)
- All issues, A–Z — 174 issue(s)
- All issue timelines