The Town of Gravenhurst creates many documents to let you know how we spend your tax dollars.
Budgets
Each year, the Town creates an operating and a capital budget outlining the services and projects to be completed in the year. The budgets also set the tax rates for the year.
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Asset Management Plan
In 2017, the Town developed an asset management plan (AMP) to determine the state of our assets, like roads, bridges, buildings and sidewalks. The AMP, along with the other documents below, helps guide our budget development process to ensure our assets are replaced in a timely manner.
- Asset Management Plan Compliance Report - July, 2022
- Report to Council - March 21, 2017
- Presentation to Council - March 21, 2017
- 2016 Roads Needs Study Report
- 2016 Desktop Facilities Assessment
- 2016 Bridge Inspection Study
Financial Reporting and Statements
The Town prepares a number of financial statements and reports outlining how your tax dollars were spent and comparing these results to the budget.
- Quarterly variance reports
- Annual financial statements
- Annual financial information return (FIR)
Variance Reports
Throughout the year, the Town releases variance reports so that you know much money has been spent compared to what was budgeted.
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Financial Statements
Financial statements are documents verified by our external auditors that show the overall financial position of the Town.
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We also have past financial statements available for you to view.
Financial Information Return
As required by law, the Town submits an annual financial information return (FIR) to the Province of Ontario. The FIR is the province's main tool to collect information on municipalities within Ontario. You can find the Town's FIR for the current and past years on the province's website.
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