Jun 05, 2017 04:22 by Peter Criscione Brampton Guardian An unprecedented abuse of taxpayer dollars by the City of Brampton’s former top executives, who approved secretive non-union bonuses worth $1.25 million, including payments for “favouritism” has been revealed in an…
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Mississauga Fire Station 119 Earns City’s First LEED Gold Status
The City of Mississauga was awarded its first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold Status for Fire Station 119 located at 6375 Airport Road. The LEED Gold Status applies to both Fire Station 119 and Peel Regional Paramedic…
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Where are your 2017 dollars spent?
City of Mississauga’s 2017 Budget Where are your 2017 dollars spent? MiWay Fire & Emergency Services Financial Transactions Roads Recreation Parks & Forestry Business Services Mississauga Library Information Technology Land Development Services Facilities & Property Management Regulatory Services City Manager’s…
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City of Mississauga 2017 Budget
The 2017 Business Plan and Budget was approved on December 14, 2016. The approved numbers are reflected on these pages. Try the City’s Budget Allocator Tool PLEASE NOTE: The Budget Allocator results were provided to budget committee on November 28,…
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Municipal Property Assessment Notices to Be Mailed Out Starting May 16
May 05, 2016 Yesterday at General Committee, the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) advised that Property Assessment Notices will be mailed out earlier than in previous years. Assessments will be mailed to Mississauga residential property owners starting on May…
After a week of #DundasConnects
I was happy to see dozens of residents contributing at various DundasConnects events this week. For those who missed the sessions, I will be posting the presentation slides soon. This article was submitted for posting by one of our…
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Dundas Connects
The City of Mississauga is starting the Dundas Connects public consultation phase, as the city looks to intensify the Dundas corridor from Oakville to Toronto as part of the Mississauga Official Plan. Below is a link to the discussion guide…
Stormwater Residential Program Workshop
An invitation was sent out to attend a Stormwater Residential Program Workshop, April 13th, 2016; You can RSVP to the City via the link below by Friday, April 8th. The Charge You may already be aware that properties in Mississauga…
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GO Rail Network Electrification Project
Metrolinx – GO Transit has provided information about the GO Rail Network Electrification project. Metrolinx is currently undertaking environmental studies, stakeholder consultation activities, and conceptual engineering design for the conversion of several GO Transit rail corridors from a diesel to an…
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Port Credit DRAFT Master Plan Presentation
The City wants to hear from you on the future of 1 Port Street East Presentation of the Draft City Master Plan – 1 Port Street East The presentation will be on Thursday, February 4, 2016 from 6:30 – 9…
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Bi-Weekly Alternating Schedule for Garbage & Recycling
Waste collection in the Region of Peel has changed to a bi-weekly alternating schedule for garbage and recycling collection. Find your next collection day: Region of Peel Waste Collection What’s changed? Garbage, recycling and organics are now collected by automated…
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2016 Budget approved by Council
On December 9, 2015 Council approved a 2016 Business Plan & Budget for the City of Mississauga. Where the City gets money The City only gets 1/3 of every property tax dollar collected. The City only gets 1/5 of every…
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Mississauga’s “Vital Signs” 2015
October 6, 2015 — The Mississauga Vital Signs 2015 report has been released, the 3rd such report since 2011 from the Community Foundation of Mississauga. “Mississauga’s Vital Signs 2015 measures the quality of life in our community, identifies trends and shares opportunities…
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Mississauga Residents' Associations Network 