Alvin Tedjo
City of Mississauga Councillor, Ward 2

Serving his first team, Alvin is an active member in at City and Regional Council. Alvin is a member of the following committees:

City of Mississauga

• City Council

• Budget Committee

• Combating Racism, Discrimination and Hatred Advisory Committee

• Environmental Action Committee
  Planning and Development Committee

• Mississauga Cycling Advisory Committee (Chair)

• Planning and Development Committee (Vice-Chair)

• Transit Advisory Committee (Vice-Chair)

Community Organizations

• Clarkson Village BIA

• Credit Valley Conservation

• Credit Valley Conservation Foundation

• Conservation Halton

• Mississauga Southwest Baseball Association

Alvin lives in the Sheridan Homelands with his wife Rebecca and their three children. He has extensive experience in government and the community. Prior to being elected City Councillor for Ward 2 in 2022, Alvin worked to expand Sheridan College in Mississauga, served on the board of the Sheridan Homelands Ratepayers Association (SHORA), chaired the Mississauga Board of Trade (MBOT) policy committee, and led the recent Pride Flags Across Peel Campaign. He has spent his career as a champion for families, the environment, and better government services.

He is a graduate of Harvard University and Queen’s University, where he met his wife Rebecca. They can be seen nearly every night at hockey or baseball games throughout the neighbourhood proudly cheering on their kids.

Peel Region

• Region of Peel Council

• Audit and Risk Committee

• Diversity, Equity, and Anti-Racism Committee

• Government Relations Committee (Chair)

• Peel Housing Corporation

• Peel Board of Health

• Health System Integration Committee

• Health Section of Council (Vice-Chair)
  

Community Contact Numbers:

911 for life-threatening emergencies or crimes in progress
811 for connecting you with a registered nurse for free and confidential health advice
311 for direct access to local municipal government programs and services
211 for confidential information and referral to non-emergency community, health, and social services