2022 Budget
Each year, the Town of Georgina passes a budget to determine how funds will be spent.
Council discusses the draft budget and listens to resident input during a series of meetings.
The 2022 draft budget was released on Oct. 27, 2021.
Council consideration and discussion will take place on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, 2021.
Media release - Town of Georgina releases 2022 draft budget with zero per cent tax increase - Oct. 27, 2021
Media release - Get involved in Georgina's 2022 Budget process - Aug. 30, 2021
2022 Budget documents
2022 Draft Budget - Cover Page 2022 Draft Budget - Summary 2022 Draft Budget - Operations and Infrastructure 2022 Draft Budget - Community Services 2022 Draft Budget - Fire and Rescue Services 2022 Draft Budget - Development Services 2022 Draft Budget - Human Resources 2022 Draft Budget - Corporate Services 2022 Draft Budget - Deputy Chief Administrative Officer 2022 Draft Budget - Chief Administrative Office 2022 Draft Budget - Mayor and Council 2022 Draft Budget - Library 2022 Draft Budget - 10-year Capital - Reserves - Non-Program 2022 Draft Budget - Staffing - Operating Initiatives 2022 Draft Budget - Covid-19 2022 Draft Budget - Capital Initiatives 2022 Draft Budget - Departmental Contacts 2022 Draft Budget - Report
Financial policies, plans and studies
2016 Long-range Financial Plan Capital Carry Forward Policy Corporate Debt Management Policy Investment Policy Reserve Fund Policy Consolidation Surplus Deficit Policy Water Financial Plan
Previous municipal budgets
FAQs
A municipality’s budget is made up of two parts:
Operating – spent on running Town facilities, programs and services
Capital – spent on building and repairing Town infrastructure, including roads, pipes and buildings
To fund the operating and capital budgets in Georgina, annual revenues are generated. The main sources of revenue are property taxes, user fees and development charges.
Property taxes
Your property tax bill is divided between the Town of Georgina, York Region and the Province of Ontario for education. Georgina uses its portion of your taxes to pay for Town programs and services.
User fees and service charges
These are paid by residents and businesses when accessing certain services, such as recreation programs and permits.
Development charges
These are paid by developers and are used to help fund capital projects such as roads, pipes and recreation centres.
Your property taxes are used to fund programs and services at the Town, regional and provincial level.
Town Services:
- Animal services
- Fire and rescue services
- Georgina Public Library
- Licences and permits
- Infrastructure replacement
- Maintenance of Town facilities
- Municipal law enforcement and by-laws
- Office support and administration
- Parks, sports field and beaches maintenance
- Recreation and culture services
- Roads services
- Snow removal on local roads and sidewalks
- Town planning and development
- Waste collection
Regional Services:
- Maintenance of main/major roads, sewers and bridges
- Public health services
- Regional planning and growth management
- Regional waste disposal
- Snow removal on regional roads
- Social assistance
- Social housing
- Traffic planning on regional roads
- York Regional Police
- York Region Transit and Viva services
Province of Ontario:
- Education