East Gwillimbury’s 2025 Budget process

Share feedback on the Town’s proposed Business plan and Budget

East Gwillimbury’s 2025 Budget process is underway which includes a public presentation of the Town’s Business Plan, engagement opportunities and timeline of meetings.

As part of EG’s annual Business Plan and Budget process, residents and businesses are invited to review the Town's Business Plan and Budget page to learn more about EG’s budgeting process.  An online survey has launched and will be open until November 27, 2024. Residents and businesses are encouraged to provide feedback, which is shared with staff and Council, and will help inform the 2025 Budget.

About EG’s Business Plan and Budget

The Business Plan and Budget are guided by the Town's Strategic Plan.  

Multi Year - Council develops the Strategic Plan to guide the direction of the town for the 2022-2026 term of Council. It provides overall direction to guide decisions, projects, and initiatives during the term.

Annually - Staff integrate the strategic priorities into the Annual Business Plans and Budgets. This annual review ensures that work plans are aligned with Council’s strategic priorities. 

Weekly/Daily - Departmental and individual work plans define the specific steps that staff take to advance strategic objectives and measure progress while ensuring efficient and effective use of resources.

Community input and priorities are considered as a part of the planning process.

Additional Resources

• 2025 Budget schedule
• 2025 Budget survey
• The EG Budget Committee meetings are open for the public to attend in person in Council Chambers at the EG Civic Centre (19000 Leslie St.) or online at www.youtube.ca/TownEastGwillimbury. Council Chambers is an accessible location.
• Anyone wishing to make a deputation to Council can request using Deputation Request Form - Town of East Gwillimbury.

About East Gwillimbury

The Town of East Gwillimbury (EG) is in the northern part of York Region. EG covers an area of 238 square kilometres (91.89 square miles) and has a population of approximately 40,940 residents. The municipality is a balanced community made up of several growing urban areas and villages including Holland Landing, Queensville, Mount Albert, River Drive Park, and Sharon.

Media contact

Bethany Lee
blee@eastgillimbury.ca