Lincoln continues to be one of the fastest growing municipalities in Niagara. Affordability for our residents and businesses remains a focus in all decision-making. Lincoln remains the 2nd lowest in property taxes as a % of household income. Lincoln remains the 4th lowest in property taxes + water/wastewater as a % of household income.
Thank you to the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce for hosting this annual Mayor’s Luncheon. It is truly a privilege to have this opportunity to talk about the community we all are so proud to call home.
Let me ask you a question. What would happen if we were all blunt and used straight talk when we said what was on our minds every day?
Imagine how much less wondering there would be if leaders were forthright about their beliefs and intentions?
I’ll come back to this later.
The Town aims to connect with you in many ways to share information about:
Niagara Adapts is a partnership designed to build innovative climate solutions right here in Niagara. By leveraging resources and expertise from seven municipalities in the Niagara region and Brock University’s Environmental Sustainability Research Centre, the partnership supports collaborative climate change adaptation assessment, planning and implementation.
The provincial government announced on Jan. 15, 2019, that they have undertaken a process to review regional governments across the province.
The purpose of the review is to ensure that regional governments (including the Niagara Region) and member municipalities (including Lincoln) across Ontario are working effectively and efficiently, and continue to provide the essential services that our communities rely on.
The 2019 Capital Budget continues to invest across our entire community.
This year, the investment is focused on environment & safety and transportation infrastructure.
The overall impact to the tax levy for capital is approximately $1.34 million.
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