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Investing In Your Community
The Region’s capital investment plan ensures the health and safety of the Peel community.
Well-planned and maintained roads mean efficient movement of goods and products.
- $118.8 million for the Transportation Program
- $66.2 million for road construction
- $18.8 million for intersections improvements to existing intersections
- $13.0 million for road resurfacing and crack sealing
Garbage, recyclables and compost waste is removed and managed to create the smallest impact on the environment.
- $29.2 million for the Waste Management program
- $10.8 million for the processing of recyclables, organics and waste
- $18.4 million for the construction and maintenance of community recycling centers
Individuals and families who are unable to afford basic life necessities receive help to re-establish themselves with temporary assistance and decent housing.
- $45 million for 200 future affordable housing units
- $4 million for small apartment houses
- approximately 40 % allocated as Rent Geared to Income (RGI) units
Residents receive emergency care and assistance when they need it.
- $5.3 million to fund ongoing development of new ambulance facilities
- $27.5 million for Peel Regional Police
- $9.9 million for the expansion and maintenance of facilities
- $11.6 million for vehicles and communication equipment
Revised: Friday January 13 2012
