Smiths Falls council passed the first two readings of the 2026 capital budget this week.
$22 million worth of projects are on the books, wit the town sitting with $9.1 million of debt.
With a proposed tax rate increase of four percent, Treasurer Paul Dowber’s reminding residents there’s payment plans available.
Dowber said the plan runs over a two year period while at the same time, helping residents stay up to date with current fees.
That’s an offer worth celebrating in the eyes of Councillor Dawn Quinn.
The town’s looks on track to pass the third and final reading at next week’s meeting.
See what’s on tap for 2026 here.
Story by Grant Deme
