Brampton Budget 2026 Telephone Town Hall Results
Official title: Budget 2026 Telephone Town Hall
Why This Matters
Live in Brampton? Your property taxes are set by this budget. The results show what your neighbours think about tax increases, hospital funding, and services like snow clearing. These priorities will shape what you pay and what services you get.
What Could Change
Based on resident feedback, the city may expand by-law enforcement and fire prevention services. A 1% levy for the second hospital will likely continue. Driveway snow clearing could be added at about $92 per household annually. Active transportation infrastructure may keep expanding.
Key Issues
- Should by-law services and fire prevention officers be expanded to improve safety?
- Should current service levels be maintained even with a small tax increase?
- Should the 1% levy for Brampton's second hospital continue?
- Should the city offer driveway windrow clearing for an additional $92 per year?
How to Participate
- This consultation has concluded. Listen to the full audio recording of the January 20 town hall to hear what residents discussed.
- Learn more about the annual budget at www.brampton.ca/budget.
What Happened
More than 5,800 households participated in the telephone town hall. Results showed strong support (90%) for expanding by-law and fire prevention services, majority support (77%) for the hospital levy, and 65% support for active transportation expansion. On service levels, 39% preferred maintaining current services with a small tax increase. For driveway snow clearing, 41% supported paying an average of $92 per year.