Region Looking for Input for 2021 Budget

Friday, 25 September 2020 13:24

By Marcie Culbert

Budget season is right around the corner in Niagara.

The Region is looking for input as it prepares a budget for 2021.

An online survey is currently up and running and it will close on October 5th.

Regional Chair Jim Bradley says council will consider all the feedback during budget meetings over the next few months.

"Niagara Region is committed to ensuring our residents receive high quality services. While the COVID-19 pandemic has presented its challenges, it is important that our residents and businesses know that their Regional government is here to support them in any way it can. Your opinion matters. Please take the time to help shape the 2021 budget process by participating in this short survey."

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Region Looking for Input for 2021 Budget

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