Candidate - Mississauga Ward 6 Passionate about economics, politics and my community. Proud father of 3 and husband.
Mississauga Ontario
Joined January 2013
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Joe Horneck retweeted
New mayor, city council will hold first meeting at Living Arts Centre in Mississauga insauga.com/new-mayor-city-c…
Four years of working together. Thank you, Ward 6!
To everyone who joined community events, volunteered, raised concerns, spoke up at City Hall or challenged my thinking: you've made Ward 6 stronger and helped me become a better Councillor.
— Joe
Doing the Work. Earning Respect.
Good ideas, preparation and working with colleagues get things done at City Hall.
I'm grateful to my Council colleagues for recognizing my work over the past four years.
There's more to do!
🗳️Tomorrow, October 26, vote Joe Horneck for Ward 6.
This is awful.
If anyone has information or camera footage please contact @PeelPolice – at Mississauga, Ontario
Students at Springfield School took part in Student Vote, a mock municipal election—and I was delighted to win! Maybe our Ward 6 City Hall tours helped. 🗳️
Today's students are tomorrow's voters and leaders. Thanks to the students and educators!
I'm honoured to be endorsed by the Peel Regional Police Association. Safe Streets means more than road safety: it means safe neighbourhoods where residents feel secure. Supporting frontline officers and accountability for taxpayers go hand in hand. #Ward6
In his endorsement letter, Association President Adrian Woolley wrote: “His engagement, advocacy, and support for frontline policing demonstrate the kind of leadership that makes a difference.”
I will continue asking tough questions about the police budget so as much funding as possible supports frontline officers and community safety. I'm grateful for the Association's confidence. On October 26, I'm asking for your continued support. #Mississauga
Joe Horneck retweeted
Human trafficking has no place in our communities.
Peel Regional Police’s new Anti-Human Trafficking Strategy brings together prevention, enforcement and stronger support for victims and survivors.
By working together with police, frontline services and community partners, we can help protect vulnerable individuals, hold traffickers accountable and ensure survivors have access to the support they need.
In his endorsement letter, Association President Adrian Woolley wrote: “His engagement, advocacy, and support for frontline policing demonstrate the kind of leadership that makes a difference.”
I will continue asking tough questions about the police budget so as much funding as possible supports frontline officers and community safety. I'm grateful for the Association's confidence. On October 26, I'm asking for your continued support. #Mississauga
I'm honoured to be endorsed by the Peel Regional Police Association. Safe Streets means more than road safety: it means safe neighbourhoods where residents feel secure. Supporting frontline officers and accountability for taxpayers go hand in hand. #Ward6
For the 2026 Municipal Election, Mississauga is piloting Vote From Front Door for eligible voters who cannot leave home and cannot appoint a proxy.
Voting is by appointment and availability is limited, so register early.
Details in the reply.
Tonight at the campaign office, 4:30–7:00 p.m. Several high school students are coming to help with literature drops and canvassing, and we could use an extra driver or two. 📍1140 Burnhamthorpe Rd W, Unit 131
