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BUDGET ALLOCATOR

get Involved in the City’s 2021 Budget and Business plan

  

Want to have your say on the 2021 Budget? The City will be rolling out a variety of engagement methods to collect input and feedback from residents and businesses on the 2021–2024 Budget and Business Plan. The City will seek input from September 14 to October 23, 2020.


“In a challenging year the City’s budget funds services that residents and businesses need every day,” says Gary Kent, Commissioner of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer. “Our 2021 Budget needs to manage the deficit from the pandemic while providing services and programs. We are following our financial recovery principles that Council approved and trying to build a budget that reflects the needs of the community. While Council has already held multiple engagement sessions and received input throughout the COVID-19 recovery planning process, we continue to look for input to assist Council in their decision making. We are looking to involve as many as possible in the coming weeks through a variety of methods, with the public being fully engaged and kept up-to-date.”


For details view the staff reports from:

June 24, 2020 Budget Committee Meeting: Update on the Financial Impacts of COVID-19.


April 8, 2020 Council Meeting: Managing the Financial Impact of COVID-19

Become familiar with the City’s 2021 Budget and Business Plan


Look through the City’s 2021 Budget and Business Plan and understand why these documents play an important role in shaping our city. Learn more and get involved by:

  • Visiting mississauga.ca/budget and see what you get for your tax dollars


  • Reading an overview of the 2021 preliminary  Budget and Business Plan, presented to the Budget Committee on June 24,  2020
  • Watching for the full 2021 proposed Budget and Business Plan (to be posted online in November)
  • Watching or attending Budget Committee meeting scheduled for October 7 and/or  Budget Committee deliberations scheduled for November 23, 24, 30, December 1 and 2 (Budget Committee meeting schedules are subject to change -- please visit the City’s Council and Committees Calendar for any updates that may occur) 


Get involved with budget engagement from September 14 to October 23
The City’s budget process is transparent and offers several ways for residents and businesses to get involved, provide feedback and engage over a six-week period by:

  • Requesting a meeting for your community group
  • Emailing a question or comment to budget@mississauga.ca
  • Following  the City budget conversations and posts on Facebook and Twitter
  • Attending  or watch a Budget Committee meeting via live stream
  • Signing  up for a 2021 Budget Engagement Session
  • Trying out the Budget      Allocator


The City’s Budget Allocator

Mississauga’s interactive budget tool for the 2021 Budget will be available at mississauga.ca/budget starting September 14, 2020. Residents and businesses can explore and learn more about City services included in the budget while gaining insight into the overall budget process.


Residents can use the tool to test different spending options in service areas. Results from the allocator will be shared at Budget Committee on November 23. The results will help inform the committee’s review of the 2021 proposed Business Plan and Budget.


Help us understand what matters to you. Visit mississauga.ca/budget to stay informed, learn more and share your ideas on the 2021 Budget.

Budget Committee Meetings

The next Budget Committee meeting is on October 7, where staff will discuss Fees and Charges. Detailed discussions continue on November 23, 24, 30, December 1 and 2.   Following committee discussions and public input, Council is scheduled to vote on the proposed budget on December 9.


Budget Committee meeting dates are subject to change.

Fees and Charges

  • Wednesday, October 7 at 1:30 p.m.


Service Area Presentations 

  • Monday,      November 23 at 9:30 a.m.
  • Tuesday,      November 24 at 9:30 a.m.
  • Monday,      November 30 at 9:30 a.m.
  • Tuesday,      December 1 at 9:30 a.m.
  • Wednesday,      December 2 at 1:30 p.m.


Council 

  • Wednesday,  December 9, 2020 at 9:30 a.m.


City Council is expected to approve the final budget at the December 9 Council Meeting.

TO VIEW ONLINE...
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An understanding what infrastructure the City is responsible for building and maintaining.

CITY BUDGET PAGE
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Infrastructure describes the equipment and structures the City owns, that we all use and benefit from.  

INFRASTRUCTURE BROCHURE
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CONSTRUCTION

 The City of Mississauga along with the Region of Peel, the Ministry of Transportation and Alectra, work together to coordinate and complete construction projects in Mississauga each year. Construction projects include roads, bridges, creeks, sewers, watermains and other types of infrastructure. 

CURRENT CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
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PLAN & BUILD E-SERVICES

You can access information about any property in the City of Mississauga.  Curious about whether a building permit, minor variance, or development application has been submitted? 

FIND PROPERTY INFORMATION
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DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS

 Please use the LINK below to view documentation submitted by the applicant in support of development applications in Mississauga for Rezonings, Official Plan Amendments, and Subdivisions.  

VIEW APPLICATIONS
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 Find out what's going on in the City, the Older Adult Advisory Panel (OAAP), Mississauga's path to Age-Friendly City designation and more.  

INFO FOR OLDER ADULTS...

TEMPORARY PARKING PERMITS

TEMPORARY PARKING PERMITS

TEMPORARY PARKING PERMITS

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Use this service to request a short term parking permit (parking consideration) on a residential street. You may request up to 14 short term parking permits in a year for each address where there are no prohibited signs. This permit is not valid on private property.  

SUBMIT A REQUEST

TEMPORARY PARKING PERMITS

TEMPORARY PARKING PERMITS

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REPORT GRAFFITI...
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Mi Way

As Ontario's third largest municipal transit service provider, MiWay routes create economical and efficient transportation connections between popular destinations throughout the city and our services connect with neighbouring transit systems including GO Transit, TTC, Brampton Transit and Oakville Transit. 

SCHEDULE PLANNER
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You can purchase a two year pet licence online and save money. Pet licences are still available by phone, mail or in person at our Animal Services shelter or your local community centre.


LICENSE YOUR PET ON-LINE

Pingstreet (mobile App)

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Connecting to the City of Mississauga just got a lot easier with Pingstreet - a free mobile app that provides relevant information to you in one place. 



Pingstreet

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