The Cobourg 2022 operations budget was released on Friday October 22, 2021. This, along with the accelerated budget review/approval schedule, are a welcome improvement over past budget timetables.
There is a serious problem however. The 2021 YTD actual comparative data are as at October 19, 2021 and do not represent a full year of operation’s activity.
In Ontario the prices that local electricity distribution companies such as Lakefront Utilities can charge their customers are set by the Ontario Energy Board (OEB).
Every five years Lakefront proposes a “price list” for the next four years. This year was Lakefront’s time to propose charges for January 2022 to January 2027.
Paul Pagnuelo, one of the founders of the Cobourg Taxpayers Association passed away on December 25, 2020.
Because of COVID restrictions at the time, we were unable to celebrate his life.
The Family has now arranged to hold a celebration of his life.
At the August 23, 2021, Committee of the Whole Council meeting, Ted Williams gave a delegation to Council on behalf of the Cobourg Taxpayers Association (CTA).
We are pleased that Council unanimously voted to reject the travel lift. It was the right decision.
Northumberland County is beginning its 2022 budget consultation August 3. They want to hear from you! How would you invest next year’s County Budget? What programs, services and infrastructure investments matter most to you?
From August 3 – 31, they will be inviting community members to share their thoughts by completing their our new Budget Simulation Tool.
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