Adil Khalqi

“Dedicated To Public Service”

Fighting forSafer Roads

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Councillor Adil Khalqi official portrait

Biography

Meet Your Councillor

Born in Pakistan and raised in Canada since 2000, Adil has called Milton home since 2012. After graduating from Milton District High School and earning dual diplomas in Police Foundations and Advanced Police Studies from Mohawk College, he became a Police Constable with the Brantford Police Service.

In 2022, at just 23, Adil made history as the youngest person ever elected to Milton Town Council. Since then, he’s been a tireless voice for Ward 3 - standing up against overdevelopment, fighting for more parks and green space, and organizing community food drives.

In 2024, Mohawk College honored him with their Alumni of Distinction award. He’s also been nominated for the Police Association of Ontario’s Police Hero Award for community leadership.

Elected 2022Ward 3Police ConstableMohawk College Alumni

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Pedestrian crossing infrastructure in Milton

Safer Roads

Increase pedestrian crossovers, traffic calming, and flashing beacons. Strengthen protections around schools with signage, safer crossings, and enforcement. Make improvements based on collision data and community input.

Quality Facilities & Amenities

Deliver new parks, more recreation space, and amenities to keep pace with growth. Increase program capacity, gym time, and drop-in options for everyone. Expand dedicated youth spaces, programming, and opportunities for young people.

Planned Community Growth

Support transit-oriented development, a mixed range of housing types, and amenity space. Attract businesses, create jobs, and advocate feedback regarding new development. Fight for adequate parking, synchronized traffic lights, and reduced congestion.

Affordability

Balance taxation with affordability and residents' expectation for public services. Work alongside our local MPs and MPP to fight for more grants and funding. Oppose unreasonable increases to municipal user fees.

Service Level Enhancements

Improve day-to-day services, reduce litter, outdoor maintenance, and winter response. Ensure infrastructure maintains a state of good repair and address issues promptly. Expand digital tools so residents can get help quickly and efficiently.

Track Record

Results Matter.

Four years of showing up, standing up, and getting things done for Ward 3. Here’s what your vote made possible.

New Parks Built

Affordable Units Secured

Lowest

Taxed Municipality in the GTA

Dozens of new Pedestrian Crossovers (PXOs) constructed throughout Ward 3, many with lighting, and more stop signs installed
Implemented more crossing guards at various locations near elementary schools
Spearheaded a pedestrian safety review to improve safety at roundabouts near schools
Created a Stop Sign Flashing Red Beacon Pilot-Program to help reduce collisions at high-collision all-way stop signs
Encouraged installation of flashing amber beacons in all school zones along major arterial roadways
Speed bumps and raised crosswalks installed along several Ward 3 streets, plus more road safety signage and 40 km/h speed limits within all Milton subdivisions
New Traffic Safety Outreach Pilot-Program fostering community-partnership education to improve traffic safety
Updated Traffic Calming Policy, making it easier for residents to apply for traffic calming measures on their street
Personally canvassed alongside residents to build petitions for traffic safety improvements along specific streets
New raised crosswalks at key roundabouts near schools