2025 Budget highlights
Investments to support our community.
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Meeting the needs of a Community for Life
To support the critical needs of the community, the 2025 Budget makes necessary investments in community housing, growth infrastructure and public safety and well-being. It also includes investments in people and policies to improve and sustain essential services to our community now and in the future.
The 2025 Budget meets the needs of the community with a net tax levy increase of 12.5% or an overall property tax increase of 5.5% to the taxpayers and a utility rate increase of 5.9%.
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2025 investments
The budget investments support our 20-year vision for Peel
Total investments
- Operating expenditures $3.9 billion
- Capital expenditures $2.3 billion
- $6.2 billion
Long-term outcomes
People's lives are improved in their time of need
Investments for 2025
- $1.6 billion (operating)
- $0.1 billion (capital)
Services
- Community investment
- Early years and child care
- Housing support
- Income support
- Paramedic Services
- Seniors Services
Integrated, safe, and complete communities
Investments for 2025
- $2.1 billion (operating)
- $2.1 billion (capital)
Services
- Heritage, arts and culture
- Development services
- Public health
- Transportation
- Waste management
- Water and wastewater
- Assessment services (MPAC)
- Conservation authorities
- Police
Government is future-oriented and accountable
Investments for 2025
- $0.2 billion (operating)
- $0.05 billion (capital)
Services
- Business services
- Information and technology
- Clerks
- Real property asset management
- Regional Chair and Council
Service enhancements
How we are sustaining current service levels and addressing increased service levels required by a population that's growing and aging by an average of more than 25,000 people a year.
Supporting population-driven service demands
Building housing enabling infrastructure
Enhancing community safety and well-being through health services and police services
Keeping Peel's infrastructure in a state of good repair
Advancing the Climate Change Masterplan
Promoting Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Investing in modern and cyber-secure technology
Managing the impacts of funding shortfalls
How the Budget will affect property taxes and utility rates
The 2025 Budget includes a property tax increase of 5.5% which will contribute an annual increase to the typical residential property and commercial/industrial property tax bills of $321 and $564 respectively.
Additionally, the average home will see an increase to their utility bill of 17 cents per day (or $62 per year), while the average commercial/industrial property will see an increase of 32 cents per day (or $118 per year).
How the Budget increase will affect the average residential and commercial/industrial property rates
(1) Average home assessed at $581,200 and small business valued at $641,900.
(2) Average residential consumption at 290m3 and average small business consumption at 695m3.
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