Leduc City Council will begin public deliberations on the proposed 2027 Budget on Monday, Oct. 26. During these meetings, Council will review and discuss proposed operating and capital budgets before making decisions on funding priorities, infrastructure investments, and municipal service levels for the coming year.
The proposed budget outlines the expected costs of delivering services, programs, facilities and infrastructure, as well as revenue from sources such as utility fees, user fees, government grants and developer contributions. After considering these revenues, the City identifies the tax revenue required to balance the budget. The property tax rate will be determined in the spring when property assessments are complete.
Schedule
All meetings begin at 5:30 p.m. in Council Chambers at the Leduc Civic Centre (1 Alexandra Park) and are open to the public. Meetings are also livestreamed, recorded, and posted online.
- Oct. 26 – Grants to Organizations
- Nov. 2 – City Manager, Finance, and Infrastructure and Planning
- Nov. 9 – Corporate Services, and Community and Protective Services
- Nov. 23 – Flagged items and follow-up discussions
Budget documents, agendas, and meeting materials will be available in advance through the City’s website.
The Nov. 2 and 9 meetings will include an agenda item for Public Input on Budget Matters where residents can speak to Council about the budget. Speakers must register in advance (email [email protected]) or in-person before the meeting begins.
Follow the Budget Process
Residents can stay informed throughout budget deliberations by:
- Attending meetings in person
- Watching meetings live or on demand
- Reviewing agendas and budget materials online
Council is expected to consider budget approval on Dec. 7, 2026.
