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Tax cut could require closures of CK fire stations & libraries

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A number of rural fireplace stations and libraries would wish to shut throughout Chatham-Kent if a proposed tax reduce is authorised.

That is based on a report made by the Municipality of Chatham-Kent’s administration in response to a movement from Councillor Ryan Doyle to look into the potential for reducing spending in seven departments by 7.5 per cent.

The affected departments embody the CAO’s workplace, company providers, growth providers, finance, fireplace and emergency providers, well being and human providers, and infrastructure and engineering providers.

To get to the 7.5 per cent reduce in fireplace and emergency providers spending, the division would wish to shutdown 5 fireplace stations in North Kent, East Kent, South Kent, and West Kent. CK’s administration stated residence and enterprise insurance coverage charges would doubtless improve on account of longer fireplace response occasions.

On the subject of the CAO’s workplace, which oversees group tradition and connections, libraries in Highgate, Merlin, Bothwell, Wheatley, and Thamesville would wish to shut. CK’s administration defined this could end in much less group engagement, fewer packages, outreach and partnerships, residence service, reader’s advisory, pc and tech assist, and extra.

Different cuts talked about within the report embody the Ridge Home Museum, Milner Heritage Home, grants for museums, insurance coverage protection for the municipality, and funding for baby care operators.

Doyle beforehand instructed CK Information At present his movement solely goals to carry again strategies. He stated he introduced it ahead on account of a possible tax improve of 6.9 per cent in 2025.

In the meantime, CK’s administration famous CK’s tax charge is at present the bottom amongst all Ontario municipalities with over 100,000 folks. With the rise, they consider they’re going to proceed to be decrease than the provincial common.

The administration additionally defined any of those cuts could be along with the roughly $36 million in reductions which have already been authorised in CK’s 2024-2027 budgets. A further $5.5 million has additionally been recognized, which might carry the entire to over $41 million.

Doyle’s movement might be mentioned throughout CK’s funds assembly on Wednesday, November 13, 2024.



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