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We're building the Town of Innisfil's 2025/2026 Budget!
Within the overall budget, there is an operating budget and a capital budget. The operating budget addresses the day-to-day cost of providing services to residents and businesses. The capital budget looks ahead to identify the infrastructure that we need to build and maintain.
What goes into making the Town's Budget?
Every two years, we develop a service-based budget. We use various tools to help inform our decision-making, including:
User Fees and Charges - These fees account for services we provide that people pay for beyond their tax dollars such as marriage ceremonies, building permits, and facility rentals.
Community Engagement - This is where you come in to tell us your priorities for the Town's budget!
Strategic and Master Plans - Many plans set the long-term vision for what Innisfil needs, such as new parks, roads and facilities or improvements to water and sewer servicing.
Guiding financial policies - Various financial policies help guide how we spend and invest money, such as how we pay off municipal debt, fund capital projects, or use OLG revenue.
Give us your two cents!
Thanks to everyone who completed our Budget Survey. Your input is crucial in helping us create a Town budget that reflects the priorities and needs of our community. The survey summary report of what your fellow residents said is now available.
We're building the Town of Innisfil's 2025/2026 Budget!
Within the overall budget, there is an operating budget and a capital budget. The operating budget addresses the day-to-day cost of providing services to residents and businesses. The capital budget looks ahead to identify the infrastructure that we need to build and maintain.
What goes into making the Town's Budget?
Every two years, we develop a service-based budget. We use various tools to help inform our decision-making, including:
User Fees and Charges - These fees account for services we provide that people pay for beyond their tax dollars such as marriage ceremonies, building permits, and facility rentals.
Community Engagement - This is where you come in to tell us your priorities for the Town's budget!
Strategic and Master Plans - Many plans set the long-term vision for what Innisfil needs, such as new parks, roads and facilities or improvements to water and sewer servicing.
Guiding financial policies - Various financial policies help guide how we spend and invest money, such as how we pay off municipal debt, fund capital projects, or use OLG revenue.
Give us your two cents!
Thanks to everyone who completed our Budget Survey. Your input is crucial in helping us create a Town budget that reflects the priorities and needs of our community. The survey summary report of what your fellow residents said is now available.
The following survey will take a few minutes to complete. Please share your feedback by July 5, 2024.
Consultation has concluded
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Your Budget, Your Innisfil - 2025/2026 has finished this stage
The Mayor gave direction to staff to prepare the 2025/2026 Budget.
June 5, 2024
Your Budget, Your Innisfil - 2025/2026 has finished this stage
Revised User Fees & Charges were presented to Council. View the staff report for details.
November 13, 2024
Your Budget, Your Innisfil - 2025/2026 is currently at this stage
The draft budget is scheduled to be presented to Council and community members.
December 4 & 6, 2024
this is an upcoming stage for Your Budget, Your Innisfil - 2025/2026
Two sessions will give Council a chance to deliberate the draft budget. These deliberations are open to the public and will be livestreamed on the Town's YouTube channel.
TBD
this is an upcoming stage for Your Budget, Your Innisfil - 2025/2026
Mayor is scheduled to declare the budget. This starts a Council adjustment period from declaration date to January 15, 2025.
January 15, 2025
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The 2025/2026 Budget is scheduled to be approved.
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