Stratford Mayor David Dunphy won't seek re-election this fall

'I am truly humbled by the trust the residents of Stratford have placed in me'

Image | David Dunphy

Caption: After serving two terms, Mayor David Dunphy will not seek re-election. (Laura Meader/CBC)

After serving nearly eight full years as the mayor of Stratford, David Dunphy says he will not seek re-election as mayor in the fall municipal election.
"I have been very fortunate to work with an excellent team over the years with a goal of making Stratford the best community possible," he said in a news release Friday morning.
"I am truly humbled by the trust the residents of Stratford have placed in me and I have sincerely enjoyed serving them for the last eight years as mayor."
Dunphy previously served on town council as well between 2004-2006.
"During my time in office, Stratford has experienced significant residential growth and an increased diversity of our population," he said. "My hope is that Stratford will continue to develop as a community that is inclusive, sustainable, green, safe and multi-cultural."

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