Marolyn Morrison

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Marolyn Morrison is mayor of the town of Caledon, Ontario, Canada.

Her Worship Mayor Marolyn Morrison's Bio is at http://www.town.caledon.on.ca/townhall/council/mayor.asp

Elected Mayor for the Town of Caledon in November 2003 now in her first term.

Served as Ward 2 Regional Councillor for three consecutive terms.

Serving as a Peel Board of Education Trustee for two consecutive terms.

Advocates for the agricultural community.

In 2004 she founded the Greater Toronto Countryside Mayor’s Alliance

Founder & Chair of ROAD WATCH CANADA

Was the guest speaker at both the Ontario Strategy Institutes Summit and the Canadian Strategy Institute on Transportation

[edit] Awards

Ontario Provincial Police Commissioners Citation
2002 Ontario Crime Control Commission Award of Excellence
The 2003 Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal.

[edit] Family

Caledon has been Marolyn and John’s home for the past 25 years. During that time they have raised three sons, Andrew, Jeffrey and Bradley, and now have two daughters-in-law, Jennifer and Abbi and recently became the proud grandparents of Matthew. Marolyn and John have years of experience in the private sector including owning and operating their own businesses. Marolyn is completing her first term as Mayor for Caledon, Ontario, after a term as Regional Councilor and a term as School Board Trustee, and John continues to teach at Westside Secondary School in Orangeville, Ontario.

Marolyn has always been enthusiastically involved in her community, whether coaching baseball, teaching swimming, supporting minor hockey or participating in school councils. She enjoys gardening, cycling, raising dogs and cats and is deeply concerned about the environment