City of Belleville Budgets
The annual budget is an important policy document that dictates how the City will collect and allocate resources to best improve and maintain City services and infrastructure for the community.
The budget is broken down into two components: the Capital Budget and the Operating Budget. Below are guiding documents that simplify the principles of municipal budgeting and the City’s process approach to Council’s approval and adoption:
2024 Operating Budget – Have Your Say
The City's 2024 Operating Budget planning is currently underway. To stay up-to-date on 2024 Budget information, please subscribe to this webpage by completing the Notify Me form on the right-hand side of the page.
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Other Ways to Have Your Say
If you have additional input on the 2024 Draft Budget Comment Card, please complete the Comment Card Form or email budget@belleville.ca.
2024 Adopted Budgets
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2023 Adopted Budgets
2023 Capital Budget |
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2023 Capital Budget as Adopted Capital Budget Presentation & Recording (Day 1) – February 13, 2023 Capital Budget Presentation & Recording (Day 2) – February 23, 2023 In accordance with the City’s Budget & Financial Controls Policy, the Capital Budget may be amended throughout the year. Below is the City’s up-to-date 2023 Capital Budget: |
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Historical Budgets
The City’s historical Capital and Operating Budgets below may include amendments made throughout the year in accordance with the City’s Budget & Financial Controls Policy.
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Financial Statements
Financial Statements are prepared annually and reviewed by an independent auditor. All statements are in compliance with Public Sector Accounting Standards for municipalities.
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FIR Reporting
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All Ontario municipalities are required to submit an annual Financial Information Return (FIR) to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing. To review the City’s annual submissions and compare with other municipalities, visit the Province's Financial Information Return website. |