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The 2019 Budget is Approved

Investing in efficient, outcome-driven service our residents can count on

Earlier today, Regional Council approved the 2019 Budget – enabling the achievement of the Region’s vision of a Community for Life with investments balanced between the needs of residents and businesses, and the infrastructure needs of the broader community, advancing Council’s priorities and long-term objectives.

The 2019 Budget includes operating investments of $2.5 billion and capital investments of $1.3 billion to ensure current service levels are sustained.

View our 2019 Budget investments (PDF)

The 2019 Budget includes a property tax increase of 1.1 per cent, which will contribute an annual increase to the average residential property tax bills of $52 and small business property tax bills of $93.

Additionally, there will be a 6.5 per cent increase to utility rates, which means the average home will see a $38 increase to their utility bill. The average small business will see an increase of $101.

Our utility rates remain the lowest in the Greater Toronto Area.

The 2019 Budget invests in better outcomes for residents and businesses as we continue to build a healthy, safe and connected community, strengthening a solid foundation to build a Community for Life.

For more information about the 2019 Budget, check out the following links: