This post, from February 17, has information on City Council approving the 2024 budget.
City Council reduced and approved the City’s 2024 budget that will see a 5.8 per cent residential property tax increase, or about $286 more per household compared to last year – less than the 7.9% anticipated increase porposed at previous Council meetings.
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Continue reading “Hamilton council approves new city budget”This post from February 8th has details on $86.7 million dollars in City infrastructure work planned for Ward 8.
Within the next six years, more than $86.7 million dollars is allocated to repair, replace, upgrade and build new City infrastructure throughout Ward 8. The planned work includes major road repairs, upgrades to neighbourhood roads and sidewalks, community assets, parks and recreation.
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Continue reading “$86.7 Million In City Infrastructure Work Scheduled for Ward 8 Within 6 Years”This post, from January 12, has information on an upcoming public meeting to discuss the 2024 City of Hamilton budget and projected tax increase.
Ward 8 Councillor John-Paul Danko is inviting residents to join him at 7pm, Wednesday January 31st at Westmount Recreation Centre to discuss the 2024 City of Hamilton Capital and Operating budget, City programs and services and the potential impact on your next tax bill.
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Continue reading “Ward 8 Taxpayer’s Townhall – January 31st”This article, from February 8, provides background on the 2022 Police budget request and is a reminder that a virtual community meeting to further discuss policing with Ward 8 residents takes place February 9.
Police are one of the core services funded by municipal taxes. In recent years there have been strong opinions about the role of community policing and funding for the police budget.
To find out what you think, Ward 8 Councillor John-Paul Danko is inviting Ward 8 residents to participate in a virtual public meeting at 7:00pm on Wednesday February 9th, 2020 – please click here to register.
Continue reading “Community Safety Police Budget Public Meeting”This article, from April 1, contains a City release outlining upcoming priorities of the budget, as well as a financial breakdown.
Hamilton City Council will be adopting a $1.6 billion gross operating budget and a net tax operating budget of $955 million. This budget came in 04. percent lower than what was estimated this past January.
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Continue reading “City Council adopts 2021 tax supported operating budget”This article, from February 11, contains details on a new FAQ page available to residents to better understand the budgetary process.
With budget season in full swing, the City has launched an important and informative web page designed to answer your questions about the City’s 2021 municipal budget.
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Continue reading “City launches “Budget 101””This article, from January 19, has details on the ongoing budget debate at Hamilton City Hall.
City Council is aiming at reducing the 2.5% (or about $92) increase slated to impact households this year. The 2.5% forecast is down from the anticipated 4.2% increase that was forecast last year.
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Continue reading “Council Aims to Reduce 2021 Tax Projections”This article, from October 30, features an interview between Councillor Danko and Bill Kelly regarding the 2021 budget.
Councillor Danko was recently invited on the Bill Kelly Show, where the focus of the conversation centred around the City of Hamilton’s discussions leading towards the 2021 budget.
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