About Bruce

A Lifetime Rooted in Ward 2 and Haldimand County

Bruce F. Mehlenbacher is a fourth-generation Haldimand County resident with deep roots in Ward 2.
Portrait of Bruce F. Mehlenbacher

At a Glance

  • Fourth-generation Haldimand County resident
  • Raised on a family farm with generations of agricultural roots
  • Lifelong commitment to Haldimand County and its communities
  • Family operators of Dragway Park (1954–1984)
  • Former General Manager of Cayuga Speedway
  • Founder of JAJ Entertainment
  • More than four decades of community leadership and volunteer service
“I am running for Haldimand County Council because I believe our community deserves leadership that listens, respects residents, and puts their priorities first.”
— Bruce F. Mehlenbacher

Kohler, Haldimand County

Family roots

Raised on his family's farm in Kohler, Bruce developed a deep appreciation for agriculture, rural values, and the strong sense of community that has long defined Haldimand County.

His family's four generations in Haldimand County have shaped his belief that strong communities are built on hard work, service, and a lifelong commitment to the places we call home.

Leadership through service

A career in business and community

From working at his family's Dragway Park (1954–1984) to serving as General Manager of Cayuga Speedway and founding JAJ Entertainment, Bruce has spent decades bringing people together, supporting local initiatives, and creating opportunities throughout Haldimand County.

Throughout his career, Bruce has managed complex operations, built organizations, organized major events, solved problems, and worked collaboratively with residents, businesses, community organizations, volunteers, and local partners throughout Haldimand County and beyond.

For more than four decades, Bruce has supported seniors, families, youth programs, charitable organizations, fundraising initiatives, and community events throughout Haldimand County — including Marty McSorley All-Star Days, Hockey Day in Cayuga, and Community Living Haldimand.

Bruce brings proven leadership, business experience, and a lifelong commitment to community service. He is ready to listen, work collaboratively, and put the residents of Ward 2 first.

Young hockey players outside Cayuga Memorial Arena with community fundraising chequesBruce with the Haldimand River Cats girls hockey teamNHL alumni ceremonial puck drop at a community hockey event

Ready to serve Ward 2

Learn why Bruce is running, and how you can be part of the campaign.