The Township of Puslinch has approved its budget for 2024.
The Township raised the tax levy to 4.1 per cent, meaning residents will pay $46 more in property tax for the average household.
When rates are factored in for Wellington County and education, the blended rate becomes just over 3.8 per cent or another $233.
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In a statement mayor Puslinch James Sealey said the budget is a responsible one that continues to focus on key priorities in a very challenging period.
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Among the improvements in this year’s budget include work being done on Watson Road and Maple Leaf Lane. Plus, there will be $1.5 million in contributions made to discretionary reserves for future projects and equipment.
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