What Brampton’s 2026 Budget Means for You
The City Council approved the 2026 Budget and I am proud to share that it reflects what residents in Wards 1 and 5 have consistently told me. Keep taxes affordable, protect essential services, and invest in the neighbourhoods where people live, work, and raise their families. “This year’s budget reflects what residents in Wards 1 […]
3rd Year (2022-2026) Review
As we mark three years of this City Council term, the 2025 Review highlights major progress on community safety, housing, economic development, and neighbourhood revitalization. With over 2,200 resident cases addressed, 175 motions advanced, and key achievements like TMU’s new medical school and expanded traffic-calming measures, the work reflects priorities heard directly from the community. Residents are invited to explore the full review for detailed updates on youth engagement, local business support, and improvements across Brampton.
Brampton adopts 2026 Budget with 0% on City portion and additional 1% for the hospital
Mayor Brown and Council have approved the City’s 2026 Budget, focused on affordability, fiscal responsibility and maintaining strong municipal services. The budget includes a 0% increase to the City’s portion of property taxes, and a 1% levy dedicated
Economic Development Office Annual Report 2025: Brampton advances investment, innovation and global competitiveness
The City of Brampton’s Economic Development Office has released its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting another year of investment attraction, business growth and innovation across Brampton’s key sectors. From advanced manufacturing and food processing, health innovation and technology and emerging sectors in space, defence and cybersecurity; Brampton continues to strengthen its position as a leading destination […]
Budget 2026 Coffee Chat – Wards 1 & 5 Follow-up
Thank You for Participating Thank you to the many residents who attended the Budget 2026 Coffee Chat for Wards 1 and 5 at Century Gardens. Thank you also to local businesses: Jamie’s Cracked Corn, Occassions Treats, and Segovia Coffee for providing delicious refreshments. These annual budget sessions which are hosted by the Mayor and local […]
Brampton’s 2026 Budget: Listening to Business, Protecting Affordability, and Building Long-Term Growth
This morning, I welcomed Brampton’s business leaders to our 2026 Budget Virtual Business Roundtable, an important step in shaping a budget that protects affordability, supports job creation, and positions our city for long-term growth. “Building a good budget starts with listening—listening to residents, workers, and businesses navigating real-world pressures every day. Brampton’s strength comes from […]
Delivering priorities, achieving results: Brampton announces proposed 2026 Budget
(Image includes: Mayor and Councillor Santos with the City of Brampton Budget Committee Team) Today, City of Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown introduced the proposed 2026 Budget, underscoring the City’s commitment to fiscal responsibility, community safety and strong service delivery, while continuing to advance transformational infrastructure investments ensuring Brampton is set up for continued success. “The […]
Join us for Budget Chat 2026
The 2026 Budget process is currently underway! Join Mayor Patrick Brown, and Regional Councillor Rowena Santos to learn about the 2026 City Budget and share your feedback. Find out more about the budget process at brampton.ca/budget. Residents in Wards 1 & 5 can drop-in anytime between 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm on Sunday, January 18, 2025, at […]
Brampton Continues to Invest in Community Services
Brampton’s 2025 Budget prioritizes community engagement with a 2.9% property tax increase, maintaining low rates while supporting a second hospital and CUPE’s wage increase. The budget includes significant investments in parks, recreation, and community safety, such as new splashpads, recreation centers, and expanded programs for all ages. Key projects include enhanced public spaces, winter-optimized facilities, and infrastructure improvements like new sports fields and a daycare facility at Chris Gibson Recreation Centre, all aligned with Brampton’s Vision 2040.
Brampton Calls for Equitable Funding and Representation
Brampton’s population has grown to 791,486, surpassing Mississauga and positioning it as the second-largest city in the GTHA. Despite this, the city faces chronic underfunding in essential services and misalignment in regional representation. A motion brought by Councillor Santos urges the provincial government to address these issues through equitable funding and fair representation.