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Budget Background
Municipalities own, maintain, and operate a wide range of infrastructure to provide the services their communities want and need. Examples of these assets include:
police and fire stations
roads and sidewalks
street lighting
pipes and facilities for the disposal of sewer and storm water
arenas, pools, sports fields, and playgrounds
and more
Councils are continually challenged to maintain existing infrastructure and services while also addressing the demand for enhanced and new services, all while keeping costs within affordable levels for their communities.
Whether your garbage is being collected, your street is being plowed, or you are visiting the splash park, you are witnessing your tax dollars at work. It is municipal budget decisions, at the direction of Mayor and Council, that set the funding levels for the programs and services that maintain your quality of life. Developing this budget involves making difficult trade-offs among essential programs, infrastructure needs, and residents' wants and needs.
The City of Terrace needs to ensure it is budgeting adequately to maintain long-term financial stability for the community's future, while also focusing on today's wants and needs.
Budget Background
Municipalities own, maintain, and operate a wide range of infrastructure to provide the services their communities want and need. Examples of these assets include:
police and fire stations
roads and sidewalks
street lighting
pipes and facilities for the disposal of sewer and storm water
arenas, pools, sports fields, and playgrounds
and more
Councils are continually challenged to maintain existing infrastructure and services while also addressing the demand for enhanced and new services, all while keeping costs within affordable levels for their communities.
Whether your garbage is being collected, your street is being plowed, or you are visiting the splash park, you are witnessing your tax dollars at work. It is municipal budget decisions, at the direction of Mayor and Council, that set the funding levels for the programs and services that maintain your quality of life. Developing this budget involves making difficult trade-offs among essential programs, infrastructure needs, and residents' wants and needs.
The City of Terrace needs to ensure it is budgeting adequately to maintain long-term financial stability for the community's future, while also focusing on today's wants and needs.
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This page is your one-stop shop for everything you want to know about the City of Terrace's 2027 budget process.
We'll be posting updates and any activities related to the 2027 budget and 2027-2031 financial plan.
Some meeting times and dates have already been set. We'll be posting more information soon.
Join us if you can! The City's budget affects the lives of everyone who lives in Terrace, so we want to hear from you.
This page is your one-stop shop for everything you want to know about the City of Terrace's 2027 budget process.
We'll be posting updates and any activities related to the 2027 budget and 2027-2031 financial plan.
Some meeting times and dates have already been set. We'll be posting more information soon.
Join us if you can! The City's budget affects the lives of everyone who lives in Terrace, so we want to hear from you.
