Budget 2022
The District of Squamish Council adopted the Five-Year Financial Plan for 2022 to 2026 on December 21, 2021.
The plan includes a property tax revenue requirement increase of 3.76% over 2021 (after growth is factored in) to fund projects and services required to meet the growth pressures, facility renewal and demand for services that Squamish currently faces.
To set property tax rates, Council considers The BC Assessment property assessment value notices and the percent of non-market change (growth), as that information becomes available.
Explore the 2022 Budget
Check out our interactive tool that allows you to explore total expenditures in each of the District's budget areas.
Budget 2022 Engagement
The District invited community feedback on the proposed 2022-26 Financial Plan from October 1 - November 23, 2021. Click here to view the comments from the community and a summary of the engagement.
In addition to in-person engagement opportunities, the District’s online engagement platform, Let’s Talk Squamish, was used to collect feedback online. You can view the engagement project page here: Let’sTalkSquamish.ca/budget-2022
Budget Council Meetings
- View the Report to Council
- View the September 21 meeting video.
- View the Report to Council and Powerpoint presentation
- View the Backgrounder: How We Got Here
- View the Executive Summary: Real Estate and Facilities Master Plan
- View the September 28 meeting video
- View the Report to Council
- View the Powerpoint presentation
- View the October 5 meeting video.
- View the Report to Council
- View the October 19 meeting video.
- View the Report to Council
- View the October 26 meeting video.
- View the Report to Council
- View the November 2 meeting video.
- View the Public Engagement Summary and other correspondence received by Council.
- View the November 30 meeting video.
- View the Report to Council.
- View the December 21 meeting video.
- View the Report to Council.
- View the April 19 meeting video.
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