The Municipality of Bristol presents a balanced budget for 2020
The Municipality of Bristol presents a balanced budget for 2020
Contrary to other municipalities in the MRC Pontiac, the municipality of Bristol is maintaining a balanced budget for 2020. However, the 2019 floods still took its toll on the municipal budget, though as explained by Mayor Brent Orr, the municipality received compensation from the Québec government:
For Bristol, the municipal budget for 2020 totals $2, 784, 201 which compares to $2, 796, 802 a difference of – $12, 601. We can note an increase in ratepayers and decrease in Conditional transfers. For 2020, we can also note that the tax rate for ratepayers will remain the same as in 2019: 0.65/100.
Revenues | Expenses | ||
Taxes | 936 073 | General Administration | 682 027 |
Municipal Services | 709 415 | Public Security | 301 878 |
Conditional Transfer | 1 000 593 | Transports | 1 436 314 |
Other Services | 5 000 | Environment | 182 743 |
Other revenues | 130 120 | Urban planning and development | 68 141 |
Leisure | 114 550 | ||
Culture | 138 810 | ||
Total | 2 784 201 | Total | 2 784 201 |
According to Brent Orr, the municipality of Bristol will be concentrating on transportation for 2020, repairs are scheduled for Park and Wharf roads with improvement to its street lights and drainage along with the paving of part of Ragged Chute rd.
The full interview with Brent Orr is available here.