Financial Information

Asset Management Planning helps the Town of Halton Hills make informed decisions about maintaining and improving infrastructure and services over time. It ensures that roads, facilities and other assets are managed responsibly to meet the needs of the community—now and into the future.

Halton Hills provides detailed information on its annual budgets, including business plans for various departments such as transportation, public works, and planning and development. The budget documents outline the town's financial strategies, capital expenditures, and operational costs, ensuring transparency and accountability in municipal spending

The Town's Development Application Fees include application, mapping, reports, studies, and development processing fees.

The Town of Halton Hills is committed to financial transparency and accountability. This page provides access to audited financial statements, offering residents and stakeholders a clear view of the Town’s fiscal performance, budgeting practices, and stewardship of public funds. Explore detailed reports that reflect our dedication to responsible municipal governance.

Property taxes are collected by the Town and help fund services provided by the Town, Halton Region, and local school boards. Each property is assigned to a tax class based on its use (such as residential, commercial, or industrial), and tax rates are set annually for each class. Your property taxes are calculated by applying the applicable tax rate to the assessed value of your property, as determined by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).

Access current and historical schedules outlining rates and fees for municipal services across departments, including Recreation, Planning, Transportation, and Building Services. Review amendments adopted by Council for each year, including the latest updates for 2026 and 2025. Find detailed breakdowns of service charges, permit costs, and corporate rates to support budgeting and planning decisions.