Media Release: City of Thorold Council approves the 2025 Budget

City of Thorold Council approves the 2025 Budget

After last night’s Special Council meeting, Council has approved the 2025 operating and capital budgets.

The budget reflects a 5.18% net levy increase. For the average home valued at $278,000 (MPAC 2016 valuation date) this will mean an increase of approximately $89.

The approved budget for major infrastructure projects includes; a reconstruction of Sullivan Avenue or Clairmont Street from Ormond Street to Pine Street, Fire Training Facility at Station 4, Thorold Museum and Cultural Centre, and enhancements to the Battle of Beaverdams Park. The major carry forward projects are the reconstruction of St. David’s Road Phase 2 (Townline Road) from Foley Crescent to Ormond Street, Decew Road from Ivy Crescent to Richmond Street, New Mausoleum at Lakeview Cemetery and Rolling Meadows Park.

“I extend my sincere thanks to the City Council and Staff for their dedication and commitment throughout the 2025 budget process. This budget will continue to drive our city’s progress, ensuring the delivery of vital infrastructure and services to support both our residents and businesses.” said Mayor Terry Ugulini.

"I would like to express my gratitude to the City Council for their strong leadership and forward-thinking vision in approving key infrastructure projects. My sincere thanks also go to the City Staff for their unwavering dedication and hard work throughout the 2025 budget process. As always, we remain committed to fiscal responsibility while providing exceptional customer service to our community.” stated Chief Administrative Officer, Manoj Dilwaria.

For further details on the 2025 budget, please visit the City’s website at this link.
Watch the Council Budget Meeting at this link.

Media inquiries

Natalie Stickles
Community Relations Specialist, Office of the CAO
natalie.stickles@thorold.ca
905-227-6613 x439