New Voice. Clear Choice.
My family chose Amherstburg because we wanted a great place to call home. I am running for Council because I want to give back, do the work, and help make practical decisions for the future of our town.
Election Day: October 26, 2026
Why I am running
I moved to Canada in 2014 to complete my Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. I lived in Windsor for eight years before my wife and I chose Amherstburg as the place where we wanted to build our life and raise our son.
I have worked at CenterLine in Windsor for more than eleven years in several roles, including engineering, estimating, applications, design and now sales and business development. That experience taught me to prepare, understand the details, ask questions and work with people to find practical solutions.
I do not claim to have all the answers. I am running because I care about this community and believe I can contribute through a strong work ethic, preparation and thoughtful decision-making.
“I want residents to know that I will listen, come prepared, ask questions and make decisions with Amherstburg’s long-term future in mind.”
Dhaval with his wife and son in Amherstburg.
What. How. Why.
These are not promises to solve everything overnight. They are the principles I will use to prepare, ask questions and make decisions on Council.
Growth should improve Amherstburg, not outpace it.
Every tax dollar deserves respect.
A town where people can build a life and stay.
The campaign journal
Every day until the election, I am sharing a story about Amherstburg. Some are about our history, while others focus on local businesses, parks, traffic or growth. Most importantly, these stories are helping me learn directly from the people who live here. Here are some of the latest.
Day 24
Learning more about the camp, the people behind it and the welcoming team serving young people in our community.
Day 23
A personal message for my son on his third birthday and a reminder of why family matters so much to me.
Day 22
A closer look at the hard work, careful timing and planning behind planting, harvesting and selling local produce.
Day 21
Remembering Amherstburg’s first elected woman and her twenty consecutive years of service to the town.
Day 20
Twenty important local topics and one simple question about what residents want candidates to be ready to discuss.
Day 18
Sharing what I learned from two thoughtful coffee conversations with other people running in this election.
Get involved
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Let’s talk
Every conversation teaches me something new about Amherstburg. Share your concern, your idea or a story you think more people should know.
Election Day