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The proposed budget and plan includes funding for the ongoing maintenance and replacement of the City's major infrastructure such as transit, roads and bridges, police stations and emergency communications systems. The capital budget also funds ongoing environmental initiatives, improvements to the waterfront and Toronto's many parks, trails, libraries and community centres. Residents and businesses can participate in the Capital Budget process in several ways.
View the infrastructure projects in your neighbourhood.
The City has both a capital and operating budget. The capital budget funds major infrastructure and the operating budget pays the day-to-day operating costs for City services such police, fire, emergency medical services, employment and social service programs, libraries, transit, and includes costs such as wages, fuel, hydro, supplies, etc. The operating budget will be considered beginning in February, 2010.
Looking for the budget? Budget information is directly located in the Analyst Notes, divided by City division. For for more information on the City of Toronto's budget, learning material is available to help you better understand the difference between the City's two budgets as well as some of the common terms used in the budget process.
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