Cambridge News Insert

City announces Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada as sponsor
for new Soccer Complex fieldhouse
                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
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Cambridge, Ontario . (February 13, 2024) – Today, Cambridge City Council approved the Budget and Business Plan for 2024. For Cambridge taxpayers, this represents a 2.58 per cent increase to the overall residential tax bill, which is below the current rate of inflation of 3.4 per cent. For the average home valued at $333,200, this will mean an increase of approximately $112 per year, or $9.30 per month for over 140 local programs and services.
As a roadmap that aligns...
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City releases draft Budget & Business Plan for 2024 Earlier today, City staff presented the draft 2024 tax-supported operating Budget, which proposes a of 5.76 per cent increase to property taxes, or 2.07% for the City’s portion of the overall tax bill, representing $90 per year for the average household. For more details, read the news release . Residents are encouraged to review the Draft Budget and register to be part of Public Delegations on Tuesday, February 6th,...
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Cambridge, Ontario . (December 19, 2023) – Today, City staff presented the Draft 2024 tax-supported operating Budget, which proposes a of 5.76 per cent increase to property taxes, or 2.07% for the City’s portion of the overall tax bill, representing $90 per year for the average household.
As a roadmap that aligns the City’s priorities and strategic actions with the services it delivers to residents, the budget is a financial plan that outlines the amount...
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Council approvals support preservation of the City’s natural and built heritage Soper Park
Tonight, in alignment with the City’s strategic action to preserve and maintain our natural and built heritage assets, Council issued a notice to designate Soper Park, one of the oldest parks in Cambridge, as a heritage property.
In 2021, Mayor Jan Liggett, who at the time was Councillor for Ward 4, requested that heritage planning staff conduct an analysis of Soper...
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