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Over the next couple of months, Staff will be working on putting together a financial plan for 2021 to present to Council in December 2020, with a recommended maximum 1.5% - 2% blended tax rate increase in mind. Staff will undertake a detailed review of current and potential service levels, planned capital projects, and various financial strategies to achieve this target.
The Town of Midland Council and Staff are seeking feedback from residents to identify areas of focus for the Town’s Budget 2021 exercise.
The Budget 2021 Survey provides an opportunity for Midland residents to engage in the municipal financial planning process as staff prepare a draft budget for Council’s review and consideration.
Over the next couple of months, Staff will be working on putting together a financial plan for 2021 to present to Council in December 2020, with a recommended maximum 1.5% - 2% blended tax rate increase in mind. Staff will undertake a detailed review of current and potential service levels, planned capital projects, and various financial strategies to achieve this target.
The Town of Midland Council and Staff are seeking feedback from residents to identify areas of focus for the Town’s Budget 2021 exercise.
The Budget 2021 Survey provides an opportunity for Midland residents to engage in the municipal financial planning process as staff prepare a draft budget for Council’s review and consideration.
The Town of Midland Council and Staff are seeking feedback from residents to identify areas of focus for the Town’s Budget 2021 exercise.
The Budget 2021 Survey provides an opportunity for Midland residents to engage in the municipal financial planning process as staff prepare a draft budget for Council’s review and consideration.
The Budget 2021 Survey will be open until 4 p.m. on December 31, 2020 (extended from November 30).
The Budget 2021 Guideline was presented to Council on August 12, 2020. The guideline recommends a maximum net tax rate increase of 1.5 to 2.0% and net water and wastewater rates of 5.0% and 4.0% respectively, keeping in-line with long-term rate forecast presented in 2020.
Operating & Capital Budget Prep & Online consultation
Budget 2021 is currently at this stage
Town Departments are now compiling their operating and capital budgets for 2021 to present to Council in early December. The Budget 2021 Survey is launched and residents have the opportunity to participate in the survey and to submit comments/ideas for consideration.
Budget 2021 meetings
this is an upcoming stage for Budget 2021
Budget 2021 meetings will take place in January 2021, with Council deliberating on proposed Operating and Capital budgets. External ABCs (associations, boards & committees) will also present their proposed budgets.
Budget 2021 Public Meeting
this is an upcoming stage for Budget 2021
TBA
Adoption of Budget 2021
this is an upcoming stage for Budget 2021
The adoption of Budget 2021 is scheduled to take place on TBA.
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