Highlights of the 2023/2024 multi-year budget include strategic investments of:

• $6.2 million for capital infrastructure projects in 2023 and $5.2 million for 2024
• Line 13 North bridge south of Line 15/16 Sideroad – $500,000
• Dunns Line bridge – $500,000

Algonquin Trail in the community of Sugarbush:

• Road rehabilitation and drainage – $600,000
• Upgrades to the Sugarbush Drinking Water System – $900,000
• Hawkstone and Shanty Bay wharf repairs – $350,000
• Creation of a legal contingency reserve – $200,000
• Continuing completion of digital transformation projects across the Township
• Community Centre/Elementary School Partnership in Horseshoe Valley – approximately $7.5 million

Mayor Greenlaw commented that “planning a budget to build Oro-Medonte’s exciting future while maintaining fiscal responsibility was a key focus during preparation of the 2023/2024 multi-year budget. On behalf of Council and staff, I am pleased that we have been able to strike a balance of ensuring strategic investment into infrastructure projects and maintaining service levels while keeping the increase below the rate of inflation. Throughout the budget process, current economic challenges impacting the taxpayers of Oro-Medonte were given thoughtful and careful consideration. The 2023/2024 budget is financially aligned with the Township’s vision representing a balanced and strategic growth of Oro-Medonte.”

SOURCE Township of Oro-Medonte

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