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Each year, the City of Lloydminster develops a budget that accounts for anticipated expenses and revenues and allocates funds to meet the needs of the municipality. Once approved by Lloydminster City Council, Administration uses the budget as a benchmark to control the fiscal operations of the municipality.
Last year's Your City, Your Dollar Budget Engagement Campaign allowed Council and Administration to better understand how you would allocated funds. This year's campaign will once again ask residents to provide feedback on their community priorities and desired service levels.
Taxes are used as as a cost-recovery system. This meaning residents pay their annual taxes based on the assessed values of their homes and businesses to help off-set the cost of infrastructure such as sewer and water systems, recreation facilities as well as utilities and municipal programs. In 2019 your taxes were allocated as pictured in graphic.
With your contributions to the Your City, Your Dollar campaign, we can continue to allocate tax funds to your preferred service areas!
Each year, the City of Lloydminster develops a budget that accounts for anticipated expenses and revenues and allocates funds to meet the needs of the municipality. Once approved by Lloydminster City Council, Administration uses the budget as a benchmark to control the fiscal operations of the municipality.
Last year's Your City, Your Dollar Budget Engagement Campaign allowed Council and Administration to better understand how you would allocated funds. This year's campaign will once again ask residents to provide feedback on their community priorities and desired service levels.
Taxes are used as as a cost-recovery system. This meaning residents pay their annual taxes based on the assessed values of their homes and businesses to help off-set the cost of infrastructure such as sewer and water systems, recreation facilities as well as utilities and municipal programs. In 2019 your taxes were allocated as pictured in graphic.
With your contributions to the Your City, Your Dollar campaign, we can continue to allocate tax funds to your preferred service areas!
Share Which of the following service areas do you see as the highest priority? on FacebookShare Which of the following service areas do you see as the highest priority? on TwitterShare Which of the following service areas do you see as the highest priority? on LinkedinEmail Which of the following service areas do you see as the highest priority? link
Taxes are used as as a cost-recovery system. This meaning residents pay their annual taxes based on the assessed values of their homes and businesses to help off-set the cost of infrastructure such as sewer and water systems, recreation facilities as well as utilities and municipal programs. In 2019 your taxes were allocated as pictured in graphic.