​Bruce County seeks public input on 2025 budget priorities

Bruce County has begun building the 2025 municipal budget and staff is eager to hear input from the public.

Participating in the 2025 Budget Survey will help shape priorities and provide feedback on value and sustainability.

Each time you drive on county roads and bridges, borrow a library book, use county trails, visit a loved one at the Brucelea Haven or Gateway Haven long-term care homes, need planning services for your development, visit the museum in Southampton, utilize employment or income support, or have paramedic services rush to your aid, you are using a Bruce County service.

Share input in the 2025 Budget Survey by Sunday, June 30. This opportunity to provide feedback will take only a few minutes to complete, and responses will be published only in anonymous format.

For those unable to complete the survey on-line:

• Call 1-519-881-1291 or send an E-mail request for a hard copy of the survey to be mailed to you at lhatten@brucecounty.on.ca

Or you can fill in a hard copy of the survey in-person at:
 

• Walkerton Administration Centre, 30 Park Street, Walkerton
• Penetangore Hub, 529 Gary Street, Kincardine
• Lakeshore Hub, 1243 MacKenzie Road, Port Elgin
• Peninsula Hub, 268 Berford Street, Wiarton
• Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre, 33 Victoria Street North, Southampton
• Any Bruce County Public Library Branch (see Branch Locations)

“For the 2025 budget, we are looking to further our strategic goals and continue to build a welcoming and financially sustainable community, said warden Chris Peabody. “The budget will help set levels of service and will guide decisions on community needs and county infrastructure. Council and staff are eager to hear valuable feedback from you as we consider key priorities that will be reflected in the 2025 budget.”

Discover more about the 2025 Budget survey at www.brucecounty.on.ca/budget.