Halton Region participates in performance measurement and reporting initiatives to collect data and information to help continuously improve the way we deliver services to our residents.
Halton Region is committed to achieving and highlighting performance excellence in public service to:
Some of the Region’s performance measurement and reporting tools include:
Halton Region participates in the Municipal Benchmarking Network Canada (MBNC), a partnership between Canadian municipalities using data, ideas, solutions and strategies to continuously improve service delivery to our communities.
MBNC has 16 participating municipalities (11 single tier and 5 upper tier) across 6 provinces reporting 170 measures across 36 service areas.
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municipalities
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service areas
*MBNC was previously known as the Ontario Municipal Benchmarking Initiative (OMBI).
Bruzzese Minshull & Associates (BMA) Management Consulting Inc. conducts and prepares an annual municipal comparative study. The study represents over 100 municipalities, including Halton, representing approximately 85% of the Ontario population.
The study includes statistics related to population growth, tax rates and assessment, development charges and other selected indicators.
By participating in the study, the Region can improve the ability to monitor trends in these areas. This allows for ongoing evaluation of the Region’s financial health and its position relative to surrounding municipalities.