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Help shape the 2027 budget!

Take our survey.

Public engagement is key to building a budget that reflects the needs and priorities of our community.



The Budget is much more than dollars and cents. It impacts you everyday in the services you use, some without even realizing it. Each time you go for a walk, drive your vehicle, attend a festival, or visit the library, you are seeing your tax dollars at work.

The Budget explains how we will deliver quality services that meet our community’s needs. It is important that residents and businesses have an opportunity to provide feedback throughout the Budget process. This year, we’re offering a number of surveys to get feedback on specific portions of the budget process.



Planning for the future

The Approved 2026 Budget aligns with the overarching vision of the Maamawe – Growing Together Strategic Plan, which focuses on collaboration and inclusivity to advance Thunder Bay’s progress. This approach ensures meaningful outcomes across all strategic priorities.

The Approved 2026 Budget also reflects the work of the Smart Growth Action Plan throughout, with investments in customer service, development, and capacity to support growth.

Plans for future infrastructure needs and improvements can be found in our Asset Management Plan. This plan guides us in maintaining our current assets—ensuring that roads, bridges, and public buildings are kept in good condition—and in budgeting for future replacements and upgrades. This foresight helps us manage costs effectively and ensures our city remains a sustainable and welcoming place for future generations.

Help shape the 2027 budget!

Take our survey.

Public engagement is key to building a budget that reflects the needs and priorities of our community.



The Budget is much more than dollars and cents. It impacts you everyday in the services you use, some without even realizing it. Each time you go for a walk, drive your vehicle, attend a festival, or visit the library, you are seeing your tax dollars at work.

The Budget explains how we will deliver quality services that meet our community’s needs. It is important that residents and businesses have an opportunity to provide feedback throughout the Budget process. This year, we’re offering a number of surveys to get feedback on specific portions of the budget process.



Planning for the future

The Approved 2026 Budget aligns with the overarching vision of the Maamawe – Growing Together Strategic Plan, which focuses on collaboration and inclusivity to advance Thunder Bay’s progress. This approach ensures meaningful outcomes across all strategic priorities.

The Approved 2026 Budget also reflects the work of the Smart Growth Action Plan throughout, with investments in customer service, development, and capacity to support growth.

Plans for future infrastructure needs and improvements can be found in our Asset Management Plan. This plan guides us in maintaining our current assets—ensuring that roads, bridges, and public buildings are kept in good condition—and in budgeting for future replacements and upgrades. This foresight helps us manage costs effectively and ensures our city remains a sustainable and welcoming place for future generations.

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