Taxes you can trust
Nicole will fight to keep annual increases as close to inflation as reasonably possible, while protecting the essential services your family relies on.
Ward 10 Councillor Candidate
Working for a better Ward 10.
Born and raised in Hamilton, Nicole Trombetta is now raising her own family right here. She is running to keep your taxes honest, fix our roads, and keep every street in Lower Stoney Creek, Fruitland and Winona safe.
Nicole co-founded downtown Stoney Creek's free two-day country music festival, which brings together thousands of neighbours, local businesses and live music.
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Nicole Trombetta has lived in Hamilton her entire life — born here, raised here, and now raising her own family here. When roads crumble, taxes climb, or neighbourhoods feel less safe, it's not an abstract policy problem to her — it's her kids' school route, her parents' tax bill, and her own community.
She's an entrepreneur with a background in legal services — from building her own small bakery business, to coordinating major special events, to representing matters at tribunals. She's a business development strategist who has spent years organizing events that bring Stoney Creek together, including co-founding Boots in the Creek, the free festival that fills downtown Stoney Creek every summer.
Plenty of candidates make promises. Nicole's record is different: she plans, she organizes, and she delivers — and she's done it right here, in this community, for years.
The Plan
Nicole doesn't make empty promises — she makes clear commitments, publicly, so you can hold her to every one of them.
Nicole's Property-Tax Pledge
"I will fight to keep annual property-tax increases as close to inflation as reasonably possible — while protecting essential services and tackling Hamilton's infrastructure deficit."
Nicole Trombetta
Nicole will fight to keep annual increases as close to inflation as reasonably possible, while protecting the essential services your family relies on.
Everyone deserves to feel safe walking their own neighbourhood — day or night. Nicole will protect the integrity and safety of Ward 10's streets, parks and public spaces.
Our roads are terrible, and everyone knows it. Nicole will push for real resurfacing schedules, honest timelines, and repairs that last more than one winter.
Nicole will end the patch-and-pray cycle — maintaining what we have efficiently, fixing flooding and aging systems sustainably, and planning ahead instead of reacting late.
Every decision Nicole makes will be measured against one question: does this make Ward 10 better for the families here today and for the generations that follow? That is the standard she will bring to every vote at City Hall.
Something different
Most candidates ask for your vote. Nicole is asking for your concerns — because you can't fix what you won't listen to.
We ask for your contact details so Nicole can actually get back to you. Only your first name and your concern would ever be shared publicly — never your contact information.
Roads, taxes, safety, parks — if it matters to you, it matters.
Show your support
Every sign on every street tells your neighbours that Ward 10 is ready for a councillor who listens and delivers. Request yours and the campaign team will drop it off at no cost — and we'll even pick it up after election day.
We deliver for free, anywhere in Ward 10.
Our Ward 10
From the shores of Lake Ontario to the Niagara Escarpment — Lower Stoney Creek, Fruitland and Winona are home to 60,000+ neighbours, great schools, growing local businesses and some of the most beautiful waterfront in Hamilton. It deserves a councillor who fights for it like she lives here — because she always has.
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Stoney Creek Socials
Politics is better over coffee
Stoney Creek Socials are small, friendly get-togethers Nicole organizes around the ward — a chance to meet your neighbours, talk about what's actually happening on your street, and get real answers face-to-face. There's no podium and there are no speeches — just the community, together.
"I've spent years bringing this community together for the fun stuff. Now let's get together and fix the serious stuff."
— Nicole