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Burton to lead police board this year Oakville Mayor Rob Burton will head the Halton Regional Police Services Board this year. Burton, who has served as a member of the police board since 2010, was elected to the position of chair during a board meeting last week. In accepting his new role, the Oakville resident emphasized the board's commitment to ensure that residents of Halton continue to receive the highest standard of police service that is effective, efficient and highly respected. The board meeting also saw the re-election of semi-retired business executive Randy Hammell to his fifth term as vice-chair. Hammell operates a freeBurton succeeds Robert Maich of Oakville, who served seven terms as chair of the police board. Maich's past endeavours include such managing roles as board director for Big Brothers of Metro Toronto, president and board director of Silcorp, and managing director and president of Colgate (Africa) Ltd. The Halton Regional Police Services Board is a seven-member civilian board that oversees the Halton Regional Police Service. Under the Police Services Act, the board is responsible for the police service's operating and capital budget; strategic planning; policies and priorities. 9 | Friday, January 31, 2014 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Rob Burton lance management consulting practice on a part-time basis and also serves as director on the board of Milton's United Way. Mayor issues building challenge for school continued from p.5 the way he put his thoughts to paper was so meaningful to all of us," said McPherson. According to Habitat for Humanity Halton executive director John Gerrard, Arvin's $60,000-prize will cover 50 per cent of the cost of building the new home. He noted a fourth Oakville Habitat home -- with the land pledged by Burton -- could be built in 2015. The group will look to partner with Heritage Glen Public School again. "Hearing that pledge is big news for us. We're not only walking away with one home, but also an extra home. That is fantastic," said Gerrard. To read Arvin's essay, visit www.meaningofhome.ca. Sense of Hearing welcomes NEW patients with Hearing Instruments to our Oakville location. · Free Parking with designated Senior and Patient areas · Serving the Oakville community since 1994 · Experienced Full time Audiologist on site · Centrally located close to the Trafalgar/Oakville GO station (behind Home Depot) Celebrating 20 years hear better...... of helping Oakville LAST SEASON SWIMWEAR from plain 70% OFF to SEXY petite to full figure SIZES 6-24 CUPS B TO H 50% TO Bring in the ad to benefit from our complimentary Winter Welcome offer. Winter Welcome offer includes: Our Oakville staff, Kimberly Holloway and Carolina Casteneda will be happy to meet you in our friendly and comfortable environment. · Complimentary comprehensive Hearing Assessment · Hearing Aid(s) Analysis, Verification & re-Programming · 1 year supply of Batteries (value of $50.00) · Unlimited follow up visits and counseling Good Night Good Morning of 100 Bronte Rd, Unit #3, Oakville South Lakeshore Road CALL: 905-339-1397 or email us at oakville@senseofhearing.ca Located in the Oakville Professional Building, Suite #203-627 Lyons Lane, Oakville, ON w w w. s e n s e o f h e a r i n g . c a www.goodnightgoodmorning.ca 905.847.1512