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Proposed Windsor budget includes 2.99% tax increase [Video]

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The proposed 2025 City of Windsor budget includes a 2.99 per cent tax increase.

Mayor Drew Dilkens tabled the budget today as part of his legislated responsibilities under the Municipal Act.

The proposed 2.99 per cent municipal tax levy increase is below the average annual blended rate of inflation and below last year’s 3.93 per cent increase.

“This proposed 2025 municipal budget for the City of Windsor focuses on investment, growth, and sustainability, while delivering a modest tax levy increase to the residents and navigating the opportunities and challenges associated with the rapid and unprecedented growth of our city and the surrounding region,” said Dilkens.

He said the city has saved Windsor taxpayers a cumulative $1.47 billion from 2008 to 2024, which translates into $96.7 million savings in 2025 with anticipated and continued annual savings accruing to taxpayers well into the future.

“Through dedication and careful strategic planning, the Corporation …

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