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2025 Budget Draft Summary is Now Available
Posted on Thursday, September 19, 2024 01:57 PM
A summary of the draft 2025 budget is now available as public consultation continues for this year’s budget review. The summary provides preliminary information to residents about proposed changes to the 2025 budget, in order to seek public input early in the process. Visit burlington.ca/proposedbudget to read the summary and learn more.
Summary of draft 2025 budget available: Public consultation ongoing
Posted on Thursday, September 19, 2024 01:56 PM
Burlington, Ont.—Sept.19, 2024—A summary of the draft 2025 budget is now available as public consultation continues for this year’s budget review. The summary provides preliminary information to residents about proposed changes to the 2025 budget, in order to seek public input early in the process. This will help shape the budget when presented to City Council and the community for deliberation in October and November. The summary also provides information on capital projects and key investments as well as reserve funds. The 2025 budget is not finalized. Budget approval is Nov. 25 at the Special Council Meeting. Visit Burlington.ca/proposedbudget for the summary of the draft 2025 budget.
Each year, the City of Burlington reviews the annual budget to make sure the City has the funds needed for City operations, programs and services. These investments keep a high quality of life for Burlington residents and businesses. Funding will ensure roads, parks and community centres are in a state of good repair. Upgraded...
414 Locust Street Garage Renewal
Posted on Thursday, September 19, 2024 11:00 AM
Starting the week of Sept. 23, the 414 Locust St. parking garage will be undergoing some maintenance work to help improve the longevity of the overall facility.
Between September and November 2024, contractors will be working on drain repair, water sealing and other work that will help to improve the longevity and safe operation of the building for years to come.
As a result of this work, there will be temporary closures of certain floors and spaces within the garage so contractors can safely complete the work.
If the garage is nearing capacity due to volume and closures, the next nearest lot to parking garage is at 500 Locust St.
If you need more information or have accessibility questions while this work is being completed, please contact Service Burlington at city@burlington.ca so that staff can assist you with your question.
Burlington showcases local talent during Culture Days
Posted on Monday, September 16, 2024 02:00 PM
Burlington, Ont.—Sept. 16, 2024—The City of Burlington is inviting residents and visitors to enjoy three weeks of free, interactive in-person or online events and activities during Culture Days. This year’s annual celebration is Sept. 20 to Oct. 13, 2024.
Burlington’s Culture Days features local arts and cultural professionals, creative organizations and businesses that host free events for the community. Culture Days is hosted by: the City of Burlington; independent Burlington artists; the Arts and Culture Council of Burlington; the Art Gallery of Burlington; the Burlington Performing Arts Centre; Burlington Public Library; Museums of Burlington; Tourism Burlington and Arts Burlington.
Featured installations and eventsBeachway Public Art, Sept. 20 to Oct. 13
The City of Burlington public art program has curated a temporary art project featuring the work of twenty local visual artists and writers. The temporary signs will be installed near Beachway Park.
Art Gallery of Burlington (AGB)...
Wanted: Residents at the ready. Volunteer to be a member of Burlington’s new Community Panel.
Posted on Tuesday, September 03, 2024 03:03 PM
Burlington, Ont.—Sept. 3, 2024— The City of Burlington is looking for volunteers to join its new Community Panel at getinvolvedburlington.ca/communitypanel. Through the panel, selected participants can choose which City topics and issues they want to share their feedback on.
The opportunity to apply to be a volunteer on the panel is open to residents and Burlington business and property owners aged 14 years and older, of all genders, cultures, identities, and abilities. There is no limit to the number of panel members.
How it worksTo help the City build a diverse Community Panel that reflects a wide range of viewpoints in our community, interested applicants can follow the steps below:
- Visit getinvolvedburlington.ca/communitypanel to apply.
- Choose the topics of interest. Applicants will be asked to identify the types of City projects and initiatives that matter to them the most.
- Be at the ready to share ideas and feedback. Successful applicants may be called on to share their input, based on...
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