Stronger Partnerships, Smarter Infrastructure
Delivering the infrastructure needed to support provincial growth targets isn’t something we do alone—it takes strong partnerships with industry experts, planners, engineers, contractors, and suppliers. That’s why this open house was more than just an information session. It was an opportunity for direct engagement between Regional staff and the consultants who help shape our roads, water, and wastewater systems.
Attendees heard firsthand from leaders in Public Works and Supply Chain Management, who shared updates on infrastructure planning processes, major infrastructure, and state-of-good-repair projects across the region and continuous improvements. These discussions provided valuable insights into how we can work together to deliver high-quality infrastructure more efficiently.
Leaders in Public Works and Supply Chain Management shared updates on infrastructure planning processes, major infrastructure, and state-of-good-repair projects across the region and continuous improvements.
Planning for Growth: Infrastructure That Supports Our Future
Looking ahead, planning for our region’s future is more important than ever. By 2051, the Region’s population is expected to grow by 1.1 million people and 500,000 jobs, increasing the demand for sustainable infrastructure.
To support this growth, Halton is developing our new Integrated Master Plan, which will outline the water, wastewater, and transportation strategies necessary to keep our communities thriving. A key part of the study involves consultation with the public and review agencies through Public Information Centres (PICs), with our next consultation period scheduled online in early April. Following public consultation, the plan will be refined and brought back to the Regional Council in the fall for approval, ensuring we’re ready to meet the needs of our expanding population.
During the break, more than 200 participants connected during the mid-morning networking session.
Thank You to Our Industry Partners
A huge thank you to everyone who attended the event and contributed to the discussions. By working together, we can build smarter, more resilient infrastructure that meets today’s needs and prepares us for the future, keeping Halton a great place to live, grow and thrive!
The session wrapped with a Q&A session with Halton’s leadership team.