Full Podcast: https://lovethenorth.ca/article/260911-sudbury-election-miranda-rocca-circelli-mayor Sudbury Mayoral Candidate Miranda Rocca-Circelli talks about giving Greater Sudbury’s individual communities more autonomy over the decisions that affect them directly. Her argument is that neighbourhoods and outlying communities often know their own priorities better than anyone else. One area may need roads repaired. Another may need park improvements, drainage work, community facilities, or better local infrastructure. Instead of every decision being driven centrally from City Hall, Rocca-Circelli believes communities should have a stronger voice in deciding where attention and resources are needed first. Part of that approach includes creating more meaningful local advisory structures so residents can identify priorities within their own wards and help shape how money is spent in those areas. The goal is not to separate Greater Sudbury into completely independent municipalities again. It is to give communities more influence over the practical decisions that affect daily life. If residents are the ones living with the roads, parks, infrastructure, and services every day, they should have a much stronger say in which problems get fixed first. For Rocca-Circelli, stronger local decision-making could help rebuild trust, improve accountability, and make sure City spending better reflects what individual communities actually need. #Sudbury #MirandaRoccaCircelli #SudburyElection #LocalDecisionMaking #CommunityPriorities #CityHall #GreaterSudbury #NorthernOntario #LoveTheNorth