Public Budget Meeting Presentation Nov 20, 2024

Public Budget Meeting Presentation Nov 20, 2024

November 22, 2024 at 11:47 am  Kamloops, Municipal, Politics



David Hallinan, the City’s Corporate Services Director, presents on the 2025 provisional budget and five-year financial plan

Contents:
00:00 – Intro
01:25 – Budgeting timeline
03:50 – Where the money comes from
06:13 – Understanding your tax bill
09:13 – Where your taxes are going
15:55 – Comparing Kamloops taxes to other municipalities
20:03 – How we plan
21:22 – How we plan – Risks
30:20 – How we plan – New requests
32:34 – 2025 budget impacts
34:03 – Provisional budget summary – Impacts on costs
44:18 – Provisional budget summary – Impacts on revenues
48:29 – Provisional budget summary – Growth
51:00 – Provisional budget summary – Conclusions

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