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Budget and Business Plan


About the 2025 Budget

In 2025, the Regional portion of your property taxes will increase by 2.3%. Some major areas your tax dollars will be invested in include:

  • delivering new assisted and supportive housing;
  • enhancing paramedic response times;
  • enhancing community social services;
  • maintaining the state-of-good-repair of infrastructure; and
  • improving our online service delivery.
The budget:

2025 Budget and Business Plan

In December, Halton Regional Council approved the Region’s 2025 Budget and Business Plan. The plan outlines the Region’s investments and a property tax increase of 2.3% to maintain essential Regional services.

Total breakdown of Regional property taxes

In 2025, Halton residents will see a 2.3% property tax increase to fund Regional services such as paramedic services, housing, and Regional roads and a 12.3% property tax increase to address Halton Regional Police Services priorities and enhance public safety.

This table reflects the property tax impact of Regional services per $100,000 of a property’s Current Value Assessment (CVA).


2024 Actual2025 BudgetChange
Regional services$184.04$188.27$4.23 (2.3%)
Police services$116.43$130.76$14.33 (12.3%)
Total Regional taxes$300.47$319.03$18.56 (6.2%)

Key investments in 2025

  • $18.4 million to support the state-of-good-repair of the water and wastewater systems.
  • $4.0 million to deliver new assisted and supportive housing.
  • $4.0 million to maintain Paramedic response times and provide funding for a new headquarters.
  • $2.9 million to enhance digital services and support the implementation of the Region’s Digital Strategy.
  • $2.8 million to keep Regional roads in a state-of-good-repair. 
  • $2.5 million to maintain high quality resident care at the Region’s three long-term care homes.
  • $2.1 million to offset Provincial funding shortfalls to maintain service levels for cost-shared programs in Health and Social Services.
  • $1.1 million to support assisted housing provider grants, Halton Community Housing Corporation program subsidy, and growth in the rent supplement program.
  • $500,000 to bring the total Halton Community Investment funding up to $5 million in support of non-profit organizations delivering community services.  
  • $328,000 to support Halton's growing Ontario Works caseload.
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