Positions
11 public records across 5 topics. Read the position, proposed action, context and original evidence together.
Look for cost, timing and who has authority to act. A published statement is not automatically a complete plan or an answer to the question below. Missing records do not mean a candidate declined to answer.
Taxes & spending2 public records · Response received 2026-09-19Does not promise a fixed percentage change to Zorra’s property-tax share.
What would you change in the budget, what would it cost, and how would you pay for it?
Candidate questionnaire · Response received 2026-09-19
Does not promise a fixed percentage change to Zorra’s property-tax share.
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Attributed written statement · Response received 2026-09-19
Moyer describes fiscal-conservative trade-offs and transparent budget reasoning. He supports minimum separation distances, directing growth to urban areas, preventing sprawl and restrictive rural severance policies.
Source passage: Q 6–Q 7
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Source rechecked 2026-10-02
Roads & infrastructureNo public statement indexed under this topicWhat would you do?
Which roads or infrastructure would you prioritize, and when?
No public statement is indexed under this topic. This is a coverage gap, not evidence that the candidate has no position or has refused to answer.
Growth & planning3 public records · Response received 2026-09-19Wants informed decisions that balance development pressures with rural and small-town character.
Where should growth happen, and what conditions would you require?
Candidate questionnaire · Response received 2026-09-19
Wants informed decisions that balance development pressures with rural and small-town character.
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Candidate questionnaire · Response received 2026-09-19
Supports limiting sprawl, protecting farmland and directing growth to urban areas.
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Attributed written statement · Response received 2026-09-19
Moyer describes fiscal-conservative trade-offs and transparent budget reasoning. He supports minimum separation distances, directing growth to urban areas, preventing sprawl and restrictive rural severance policies.
Source passage: Q 6–Q 7
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Source rechecked 2026-10-02
HousingNo public statement indexed under this topicWhat would you do?
What would you do to make housing more available and affordable?
No public statement is indexed under this topic. This is a coverage gap, not evidence that the candidate has no position or has refused to answer.
Downtown & businessNo public statement indexed under this topicWhat would you do?
What would you change for local businesses and the downtown?
No public statement is indexed under this topic. This is a coverage gap, not evidence that the candidate has no position or has refused to answer.
Children & recreationNo public statement indexed under this topicWhat would you do?
What would you improve for children, recreation and community spaces?
No public statement is indexed under this topic. This is a coverage gap, not evidence that the candidate has no position or has refused to answer.
Public services1 public record · Response received 2026-09-19Supports inclusion, barrier removal and merit; conditionally supports police ALPR for unlawful activity while recognizing privacy concerns; would seek public-health agency guidance in emergencies.
Which public services would you improve, and how?
Attributed written statement · Response received 2026-09-19
Supports inclusion, barrier removal and merit; conditionally supports police ALPR for unlawful activity while recognizing privacy concerns; would seek public-health agency guidance in emergencies.
Source passage: Q 12–Q 15
Context and limits
International frameworks: he reports unfamiliarity, not opposition. His descriptions of existing ALPR use are not independently verified.
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Source rechecked 2026-10-02
Public accountability4 public records · Response received 2026-09-19Promises respectful dialogue and clear explanations of council decisions.
How will you explain your decisions and report on your promises?
Candidate questionnaire · Response received 2026-09-19
Promises respectful dialogue and clear explanations of council decisions.
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Attributed written statement · Response received 2026-09-19
Supports a strong municipal voice with the province; council sets policy and staff research, advise and implement day-to-day decisions.
Source passage: Q 2 and Q 4
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Source rechecked 2026-10-02
Attributed written statement · Response received 2026-09-19
Supports inclusion, barrier removal and merit; conditionally supports police ALPR for unlawful activity while recognizing privacy concerns; would seek public-health agency guidance in emergencies.
Source passage: Q 12–Q 15
Context and limits
International frameworks: he reports unfamiliarity, not opposition. His descriptions of existing ALPR use are not independently verified.
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Source rechecked 2026-10-02
Attributed written statement · Response received 2026-09-19
Answers no to altering/hiding/deleting material for electoral perception.
Source passage: Q 5, candidate social-media history
Context and limits
Publisher asked about changes for electoral perception. This is a candidate self-report, not independently audited account history.
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Source rechecked 2026-10-02
Water & environment3 public records · Response received 2026-09-19Supports Zorra’s unwilling-host position under the current energy framework.
What will you do to protect water and the local environment?
Candidate questionnaire · Response received 2026-09-19
Supports Zorra’s unwilling-host position under the current energy framework.
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Candidate questionnaire · Response received 2026-09-19
Supports infrastructure planning and investment that account for climate impacts.
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Attributed written statement · Response received 2026-09-19
Says data centres require careful assessment because of electricity/water demands; supports the legislated right to farm.
Source passage: Q 9–Q 10
Context and limits
Acknowledges limited data-centre knowledge; neither a definitive approval nor rejection.
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Source rechecked 2026-10-02
Community lifeNo public statement indexed under this topicWhat would you do?
What would you do to strengthen life in this community?
No public statement is indexed under this topic. This is a coverage gap, not evidence that the candidate has no position or has refused to answer.
Still to answer5 topics without a public answer
- Roads & infrastructure
Which roads or infrastructure would you prioritize, and when?
Add an answer · Add an existing source - Housing
What would you do to make housing more available and affordable?
Add an answer · Add an existing source - Downtown & business
What would you change for local businesses and the downtown?
Add an answer · Add an existing source - Children & recreation
What would you improve for children, recreation and community spaces?
Add an answer · Add an existing source - Community life
What would you do to strengthen life in this community?
Add an answer · Add an existing source
Background
A Thamesford resident since 2019, Moyer spent more than 30 years in local government, including planning and municipal-advisory roles with Ontario’s municipal affairs ministry.
A Thamesford resident since 2019, Moyer spent more than 30 years in local government, including planning and municipal-advisory roles with Ontario’s municipal affairs ministry.
Public history
Public statementsOn Taxes & spending, Public accountability, Growth & planning, Water & environment
- Does not promise a fixed percentage change to Zorra’s property-tax share. Candidate questionnaire
- Promises respectful dialogue and clear explanations of council decisions. Candidate questionnaire
- Wants informed decisions that balance development pressures with rural and small-town character. Candidate questionnaire
- Supports limiting sprawl, protecting farmland and directing growth to urban areas. Candidate questionnaire
- Supports Zorra’s unwilling-host position under the current energy framework. Candidate questionnaire
- Supports infrastructure planning and investment that account for climate impacts. Candidate questionnaire
- Supports a strong municipal voice with the province; council sets policy and staff research, advise and implement day-to-day decisions. Attributed written statement
- Moyer describes fiscal-conservative trade-offs and transparent budget reasoning. He supports minimum separation distances, directing growth to urban areas, preventing sprawl and restrictive rural severance policies. Attributed written statement
- Says data centres require careful assessment because of electricity/water demands; supports the legislated right to farm. Attributed written statement
- Supports inclusion, barrier removal and merit; conditionally supports police ALPR for unlawful activity while recognizing privacy concerns; would seek public-health agency guidance in emergencies. Attributed written statement
- Answers no to altering/hiding/deleting material for electoral perception. Attributed written statement
Sources and updates
Roger Moyer; published by Heart FM Source
- Zorra certified candidates Oct 1, 2026Official slate reviewed October 1; date is review date.
- Stand4Oxford · advocacy questionnaire Response received 2026-09-19Published candidate responses and publisher questions; see the profile for the passages used. Receipt date is distinct from publication.
- 104.7 Heart FM Aug 25, 2026Good governance interview answer