The City of Wrenford is asking residents to share their priorities for the 2027 budget through a new online survey open until December 15, 2025. The survey runs from November 15 to December 15 and will help city staff and Council shape next year’s spending plans for services, parks, transit, and community programs.
Residents can answer questions about what they value most in Wrenford and how they would like their tax dollars spent. The survey takes about ten minutes and is available online, by phone, or in person at any branch of the Wrenford Public Library. You do not need to be a homeowner to take part.
The results will be shared with Council in January 2026. Council will use the feedback, along with long-term financial forecasts, to approve the final 2027 budget in September 2026. The budget covers services like garbage collection, road maintenance, fire and paramedic response, transit, and recreation programs.
“The Community Budget Survey is one of the most important ways we hear directly from residents before we set the budget,” said City Manager Robert Eng. “Your answers tell us where to focus our efforts and help us make sure our spending matches what matters to you.”
To take part, visit the Budget engagement page or scan the QR code on your property tax bill. You can also pick up a paper copy at Wrenford City Hall or any library branch. If you need help with the survey or have accessibility requests, call 519-555-0100 or email [email protected].
For more information on how the City plans its spending and how the budget process works, visit Understand the budget process.