Budget

Completed annually, the Township's budget outlines the amount of money the municipality needs to deliver day-to-day services, fund major projects and save for the future. 


2026 Budget

Mayor Natasha Salonen has tabled Wilmot Township’s 2026 budget as part of her strong mayor responsibilities. Under the Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act, the head of Council is required to propose a municipal budget each year by February 1.

Developed in close collaboration with Council, staff, and financial experts from KPMG, the evidence-based budget represents a sustainable and responsible path forward that supports the services residents rely on and invests in the people who deliver them.

View the 2026 Budget

Appendices

Three appendices have been developed to accompany the 2026 budget. 


Average Residential Impact

For the average home in Wilmot, the proposed rate increases for the 2026 budget are:

  • Property tax increase: 9.7 per cent, or approximately $231 annually
  • Water rate increase: 4.9 per cent, or approximately $25 annually
  • Wastewater rate increase: 5 per cent, or approximately $32 annually

The 2026 budget represents a combined annual increase of $288 for the average household, based on a median assessed value of $426,000 and average annual water consumption of 186m3.


Public Input Opportunity

Council will discuss the budget at a meeting planned for 5:30 p.m. on January 29, 2026. Council may accept the budget at that time or propose amendments.

Residents can provide input by registering to delegate at the meeting or by emailing budget@wilmot.ca.


Past Budgets

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