2026 South Frontenac Budget

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2026 Budget

We are starting to prepare the Township’s 2026 budget. The budget is more than just dollars and cents – it impacts you through the programs and services you receive and is considered to be one of the Township's most important strategic documents, serving as a guide for everything that we do. Each time you enjoy a local park or beach, have your garbage collected, or use a recently plowed or repaired road, you are seeing your tax dollars at work.

It is South Frontenac's goal to provide a balance of services that improve the quality of life for

2026 Budget

We are starting to prepare the Township’s 2026 budget. The budget is more than just dollars and cents – it impacts you through the programs and services you receive and is considered to be one of the Township's most important strategic documents, serving as a guide for everything that we do. Each time you enjoy a local park or beach, have your garbage collected, or use a recently plowed or repaired road, you are seeing your tax dollars at work.

It is South Frontenac's goal to provide a balance of services that improve the quality of life for all our residents, while also ensuring we have the organizational capacity to deliver cost-effective services in a changing world.

Have your Say!

We’re asking all residents to take a short survey between October 22 and November 21, 2025. Take the survey here. Your input will help Council make informed decisions and we’ll share the results with Council and all residents.

Questions about this platform can be directed to communications@southfrontenac.net.

  • South Frontenac Township Open Survey for 2026 Budget

    South Frontenac Township has started to prepare their 2026 budget and is asking residents to take a short survey to share their input. Residents can take the short survey at surveymonkey.com/r/SF2026budget by November 21, 2025.

    “This survey is an excellent means for the people in our growing community to have a say about the services, projects and events in the Township they feel will impact our community the most,” says Stephanie Kuca, Director of Finance and Treasurer.

    For example, the survey will ask residents whether they would like to see a reasonable increase to enhance services, increase taxes only enough to maintain current services, or cut services to reduce or maintain the current tax rate. The Township’s 2025 budget resulted in a tax increase of 4.41%, an average household increase of $77.74 a year.

    As with last year’s survey, we ask residents to provide information about the number of people in their household, and the ages of the people in the household. This will help us compare the answers of residents of different age groups, and with and without children in the home. Answers will create a more detailed picture of the needs of our community.

    “We value the voices of our residents, and we want them to weigh in on the projects and resources that are important to them,” says Mayor Ron Vandewal. “The results from this survey will help us understand what the Townships key priorities should be and how to shape our community for the future.”

    Residents can learn more and sign up to receive updates on this year’s budget process on the EngageFrontenac.ca project page.

    If you have questions about the survey or the budget process, email communications@southfrontenac.net.


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Page last updated: 22 Oct 2025, 12:31 PM