2025 Budget Highlights​

Critical infrastructure investments: Building a resilient future to meet both current and future needs
  • $23.8 million for Downtown Revitalization
  • $15 million for Riverwalk
Community spaces and active living: Creating modern, inclusive amenities that inspire recreation and foster pride
  • $148 million for the new Embleton Community Centre
  • $23 million for winter-optimized facilities such as the Earnscliffe Cricket Dome
  • $14 million for the construction of Cassie Campbell Field Hockey
  • $5 million for park enhancements and playground upgrades
  • Additional outdoor ice rinks
  • Enhancing recreation programs by five per cent, which is the equivalent of serving an additional 8,000 participants
Brampton Transit enhancements: Aiming to reducing commute times and prioritizing sustainable transportation options
  • $300 million committed to the construction of Transit’s third facility
  • 52,000 additional service hours to reduce wait times
Prioritizing health care: Strengthening health care infrastructure to meet the needs of Brampton’s growing population
  • $10 million for the TMU School of Medicine, opening in 2025
  • $81.1 million in reserves to date and $4.9 million in levies for Brampton’s second hospital

​Public Engagement and Transparency

The City’s annual budget process engaged residents, businesses and stakeholders through various public consultation opportunities:
  • A telephone town hall with 5,695 residents
  • A roundtable with more than 200 businesses
  • Five coffee chats with Ward Councillors from across the city
​The input collected helped shape the final budget and ensure community priorities were reflected.

About Brampton’s Budget Development Process

This year’s budget supports the City of Brampton’s Corporate Strategic Plan 2022-2026​. This critical document will provide structure to prioritize and deliver for the community. It will be a living plan that sets the context for the City’s budget master plans, projects, services and resources.
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