​Huron-Kinloss publishes mayor's proposed 2026 budget with 4% tax-rate increase

As part of the annual planning process, Huron-Kinloss Township has published mayor Don Murray's proposed budget for 2026 which contains a four-per-cent tax-rate increase.

Prepared by the mayor (above) in accordance with the Municipal Act, this draft outlines proposed investments in township operations, infrastructure, and community services for the upcoming year.

ACCESS TO THE MAYOR'S PROPOSED BUDGET

You can access the detailed documents through the following links:
 

• Digital Budget Book – Browse the interactive, on-line version
• PDF Budget Book – Download or print the full document

PUBLIC BUDGET PRESENTATION - JAN. 26

The mayor will formally present the 2026 budget at the council meeting, Monday, Jan. 26, set to run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., in the council chamber at 21 Queen Street, Ripley.

This meeting is open to the public. Residents are invited to attend to learn more about the township’s financial plans for the year.

Following the presentation, members of council will have an opportunity to propose amendments to the draft budget in accordance with the legislated process for mayor strong powers under the Municipal Act.

For more information about the budget process, visit the township’s Budget and Finance page.