For the first time in Ontario's history, District 3 residents will elect their own City Council member. Here's why D'Andre Lampkin is the qualified, community-first choice — and why this election matters for every family in South Ontario.
For the first time in Ontario's history, District 3 residents will have the opportunity to elect their own City Council representative. That's not a small thing. It means the families, homeowners, and community members of South Ontario will finally have a direct voice in the decisions that shape their neighborhoods — from public safety to parks, from infrastructure to planning.
That's exactly why this November's election matters so much. And it's why D'Andre Lampkin is running.
A Candidate Who Knows District 3
D'Andre Lampkin isn't a newcomer to Ontario. He's a long-time resident who has called Ontario home for nearly 18 years, spending that time working alongside the families of District 3 — not as a politician, but as a neighbor, a community leader, and a servant.
In 2017, D'Andre founded the Lampkin Foundation, which has since fed over 1,100 families, earned GuideStar Platinum status, and become one of Ontario's most trusted community organizations. He's a 2023 American Legion Officer of the Year, and he brings hands-on experience in public safety, emergency management, and municipal planning that few candidates can match.
When D'Andre talks about District 3's challenges, he's not reading from a briefing document. He's speaking from years of showing up — at community events, at neighborhood walks, at city meetings — and listening to what residents actually need.
What District 3 Deserves
District 3 is one of Ontario's fastest-growing areas. That growth brings opportunity — but it also brings pressure on roads, parks, schools, and public safety resources. Without qualified leadership at City Hall, those pressures can go unaddressed for years.
D'Andre's platform is built around three priorities that District 3 residents have told him matter most:
Public Safety — Strengthening the relationship between law enforcement and the community, investing in neighborhood watch programs, and ensuring emergency services are adequately resourced for a growing district.
Planning & Infrastructure — Advocating for smart development that preserves the character of South Ontario neighborhoods while meeting the needs of new and longtime residents alike.
Community Investment — Expanding access to parks, libraries, youth programs, and services that help families thrive — not just survive.
These aren't abstract policy positions. They're the direct result of hundreds of conversations D'Andre has had with District 3 residents over the past several years.
Come Meet D'Andre on August 29th
The best way to understand what D'Andre stands for is to meet him in person. On Friday, August 29th at 4 PM, D'Andre is hosting a free community Meet & Greet at Avenida Park (3924 S Brampton Paseo, Ontario, CA 91761).
This is your chance to ask questions, share what matters most to your family, and hear directly from the candidate who wants to represent you at City Hall.
The event is free, family friendly, and open to all District 3 residents. No tickets, no formalities — just a real conversation about the future of your neighborhood.
RSVP and reserve your spot for the Aug 29 Meet & Greet
District 3 has waited a long time for this moment. D'Andre Lampkin is ready to make it count.
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