Asset Management includes policies, strategies, and plans that guide how we prioritize and balance City Infrastructure over the long term. Ontario Regulation 588/17 requires us to carefully assess and update our approach to delivering critical services for the long term, including our transportation, stormwater, water, and wastewater systems, as well as other public assets such as recreation facilities and parks. Asset Management encompasses infrastructure inventories, levels of service, lifecycle management, and financial strategy.

Levels of Service define the quality, reliability, and availability of public services that our infrastructure delivers. Community feedback is one factor contributing to levels of service along with legislative requirements, policies, objectives, resource availability, and financial constraints.

• Fire Services
• Library
• Outdoor spaces, parks, & trails
• Recreation Facilities & programming (arenas, pool, sports fields)
• Garbage & recycling services
• Roads, sidewalks, bridges
• Storm sewer, ditches, culverts
• Drinking water
• Sanitary sewer