My Vision

“The goal is clear: to continue building a safe, strong, sustainable and connected King Township.”

What Constituents Are Saying

Steve is a genuine champion of our community whose commitment extends far beyond Council. Asat an active volunteer with several local organizations, I have seen first-hand that Steve consistently shows up to support community events, celebrate local achievements and lend a helping hand whenever it’s needed.

— Patti Skrypek
He brings years of experience, sits on many boards and committees across York Region, and is always present in our community. He listens, and he works hard to make a difference for residents. He is committed to keeping King an age-friendly community, to supporting our local businesses, and to promoting the many organizations that make our Township strong. He is caring and approachable, and he has my full support for re-election.

— Michelle Frauley, King City
Mayor Pellegrini has been a tremendous advocate and supporter of our Nobleton Neighborhood Watch program. His commitment to community safety and his belief in the power of residents, police, and community leaders working together have helped make our program one of the largest in Ontario. We are grateful for his tremendous leadership, encouragement, and unwavering support in bringing our community and policing together to build a safer, stronger, and more connected community.

— Janice Williams

Let's Keep Up the Momentum…Responsibly

“As Mayor of King, I will continue to build on what has been achieved, not by starting over, but by strengthening the foundations that have made our community strong.”

There is still important work ahead, and my focus remains on completing the projects already underway while continuing to plan responsibly for King Township’s future. The next term will be about delivering on commitments, strengthening our communities and ensuring that growth is managed in a way that protects the quality of life that residents value.

A key priority will be completing Phase 2 of the Zancor Centre, including the outdoor recreation amenities such as pickleball courts, soccer fields, tennis courts and baseball facilities. These additions will build on the success of the facility and provide even more opportunities for residents of all ages to stay active and connected.

I also look forward to advancing the Nobleton Community Park redevelopment, creating a new year-round gathering place for residents. The park will feature a water feature during the summer months that will transform into a refrigerated ice surface in the winter, providing recreation opportunities throughout the year.

Beyond these projects, my priorities include updating King’s Economic Development Plan, establishing the East Humber Park, a 600-acre park preserve, and attracting a major employer to broaden our employment tax base and support long-term financial sustainability. I will also continue working to complete the King City and Nobleton Block Plans, advance the update to the 2051 Official Plan, and invest in our roads to improve safety, quality and reliability.

The goal is clear: to continue building a safe, strong, sustainable and connected King Township - one that manages growth responsibly, invests in the infrastructure and services residents need, and protects the character that makes our communities such a special place to call home.

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ACHIEVEMENTS

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The Zancor Centre Project

The Zancor Centre represents more than two decades of vision, planning and community collaboration. Designed as a vibrant hub for recreation, wellness and connection, this state-of-the-art facility offers opportunities for residents of all ages to learn, play, stay active and come together. As Canada's first zero-carbon combined aquatics and ice sports facility, the Zancor Centre reflects King Township's commitment to sustainability, innovation and investing in the health and well-being of the community for generations to come.
The King City Library Project

Achieved national recognition of the King Township Public Library's King City branch and Seniors' Centre for its exceptional architectural design and community impact. Designed by Kongats Architects, the award-winning facility was recognized as a multigenerational hub that brings residents of all ages together in an innovative, inclusive and sustainable space. Inspired by the form of an open hand, the building blends natural materials, light-filled gathering spaces and environmentally conscious design, reflecting King Township's commitment to creating welcoming public spaces that enrich the community for generations to come.
The Highway 400 Corridor Expansion Project

Advanced a major transportation infrastructure investment that improved connectivity, mobility and economic opportunity for King Township and York Region. The Highway 400 expansion from Major Mackenzie Drive to King Road widened more than 10 km of highway from 6 to 8 lanes and introduced HOV lanes in both directions, helping improve traffic flow for residents, commuters and local businesses. With an investment of $89.9 million from the Province of Ontario, the project supported approximately 629 construction jobs while enhancing the movement of people and goods through one of the region's busiest transportation corridors.
Tasca Park

Steve led the planning and development of Tasca Park, a 20-acre community destination in Nobleton that was recognized with the Parks and Recreation Ontario (PRO) Award of Excellence for Design. The park was strategically designed to create a central gathering place while promoting recreation, accessibility and community engagement. Featuring a fully accessible playground, splash pad, sports courts, trails and skate park, Tasca Park has become one of King Township's premier outdoor destinations and a model for innovative, community-focused park design.
King Railroad Station Restoration

Restored one of Canada's most significant railway landmarks—the historic King Railway Station, believed to be the oldest surviving railway station in the country. The project preserved the station's remarkable architectural and historical character while introducing modern upgrades to support year-round public access and programming. As part of the King Heritage & Cultural Centre, the restored station now serves as a destination for heritage tourism, education and community events, celebrating King's important role in Canada's early railway history and ensuring this nationally significant landmark can be enjoyed by future generations.
The King Christian Church Project

Completed the restoration of the historic King Christian Church, preserving one of King Township's treasured heritage buildings while transforming it into a vibrant, year-round community space. The project included extensive structural rehabilitation, restoration of heritage features, accessibility upgrades, and modern building systems to support future use. As part of the King Heritage & Cultural Centre and the Township's Heritage and Culture Master Plan, the revitalized church now serves as a welcoming venue for arts and cultural programming, educational initiatives, community events and private functions, ensuring its history and legacy continue to be celebrated for generations to come.