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Adelaide Metcalfe Township Council approved the 2021 Budget on Monday during a public meeting. The budget comes with about $4.13 million raised through taxation, up from $4.06 million in 2020 and right now the tax rate set to stay untouched.
General Revenues are expected to decrease about 11% with $553,600 budgeted in 2021, the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund amount decreased as well around 14% from last year which continues the downwards trend of recent years. The budget for the administration is down 10% from last year, with the only major Administrative increase being for salaries and wages at $402,402, up 10% from last year reflecting the recent hiring of new CAO Morgan Calvert and also a hiring of a Treasurer in the near future.
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PETAWAWA – Council has passed the 2021 budget, which sets out $20.7 million in expenditures for general municipal purposes within the town this year.
Following discussions during the budget workshop on Jan. 26 which saw cuts in some areas, Petawawa council approved the general, water and sewer budgets Feb. 1.
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During his address to members of council and the public, as the meeting was held virtually over Zoom and broadcast on the town’s YouTube Channel, Petawawa Mayor Bob Sweet said the budget supports the town’s efforts to provide high-quality services to the community with some significant and impressive capital projects within a pay-as-you-go philosophy, while maintaining a debt-free balance sheet.