2024 Budget Survey

Have your say on the 2024 Budget

Survey for Township of Blandford-Blenheim residents

Oxford County’s municipalities are working together to learn more about the priorities and preferences of Oxford residents, and this survey is your opportunity to have a say!

This survey focuses on services funded through your local municipal taxes (i.e., does not include federal, provincial or education taxes). 

By taking part in this survey, you’ll help us understand how well municipal services are understood overall, how they are valued, and which ones are a priority for the people who live here. 

There’s also plenty of opportunities to provide comments, so take a few minutes and tell us what you think.

The budget survey is broken into 4 parts:

1. Questions about you (general info)
2. Questions about your Township of Blandford-Blenheim services
3. Questions about your Oxford County services 
4. Other comments and suggestions

The survey will take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete depending on your answers. 

Feedback from the survey will be shared with Township of Blandford-Blenheim Council and Oxford County Council, but no personal or identifying information will be shared. 

When you pay your municipal property tax bill, the funds are distributed to three agencies. Each of these agencies are responsible for delivering a distinct set of programs and services.

• Local Area Municipality
• Oxford County
• Education (School boards)*

Not included in your property tax bill are user fees and charges. These are special fees set by by-laws collected from residents that consume a particular service. Examples of these fees include bag tags, recreation, transit, water and wastewater to name a few.

Each municipality has its own set of fees approved by its council. These revenues are used to offset specific costs (partially or completely) to receive a direct or personal benefit.

* Note: The Government of Ontario sets the education tax rates that are necessary to cover the cost of publicly funded education. In Oxford County, revenue collected is paid to one of the four local school boards as directed by the homeowner.

Have your say on the 2024 Budget

Survey for Township of East Zorra-Tavistock residents

Oxford County’s municipalities are working together to learn more about the priorities and preferences of Oxford residents, and this survey is your opportunity to have a say!

This survey focuses on services funded through your Oxford County municipal taxes (i.e., does not include Township of East Zorra-Tavistock, federal, provincial or education taxes). 

By taking part in this survey, you’ll help us understand how well municipal services are understood overall, how they are valued, and which ones are a priority for the people who live here. 

The budget survey is broken into 3 parts:

1. Questions about you (general info)
2. Questions about your Oxford County services 
3. Other comments and suggestions

The survey will take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete depending on your answers. 

Feedback from the survey will be shared with Oxford County Council, but no personal or identifying information will be shared. 

To stay updated on the Township of East Zorra-Tavistock budget process, visit https://www.ezt.ca/en/township-office/budget.aspx 

When you pay your municipal property tax bill, the funds are distributed to three agencies. Each of these agencies are responsible for delivering a distinct set of programs and services.

• Local Area Municipality
• Oxford County
• Education (School boards)*

Not included in your property tax bill are user fees and charges. These are special fees set by by-laws collected from residents that consume a particular service. Examples of these fees include bag tags, recreation, transit, water and wastewater to name a few.

Each municipality has its own set of fees approved by its council. These revenues are used to offset specific costs (partially or completely) to receive a direct or personal benefit.

* Note: The Government of Ontario sets the education tax rates that are necessary to cover the cost of publicly funded education. In Oxford County, revenue collected is paid to one of the four local school boards as directed by the homeowner.

Have your say on the 2024 Budget

Survey for Town of Ingersoll residents

Oxford County’s municipalities are working together to learn more about the priorities and preferences of Oxford residents, and this survey is your opportunity to have a say!

This survey focuses on services funded through your local municipal taxes (i.e., does not include federal, provincial or education taxes).

By taking part in this survey, you’ll help us understand how well municipal services are understood overall, how they are valued, and which ones are a priority for the people who live here. 

There’s also plenty of opportunities to provide comments, so take a few minutes and tell us what you think.

The budget survey is broken into 4 parts:

1. Questions about you (general info)
2. Questions about your Town of Ingersoll services
3. Questions about your Oxford County services 
4. Other comments and suggestions

The survey will take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete depending on your answers. 

Feedback from the survey will be shared with Town of Ingersoll and Oxford County Council, but no personal or identifying information will be shared. 

When you pay your municipal property tax bill, the funds are distributed to three agencies. Each of these agencies are responsible for delivering a distinct set of programs and services.

• Local Area Municipality
• Oxford County
• Education (School boards)*

Not included in your property tax bill are user fees and charges. These are special fees set by by-laws collected from residents that consume a particular service. Examples of these fees include bag tags, recreation, transit, water and wastewater to name a few.

Each municipality has its own set of fees approved by its council. These revenues are used to offset specific costs (partially or completely) to receive a direct or personal benefit.

* Note: The Government of Ontario sets the education tax rates that are necessary to cover the cost of publicly funded education. In Oxford County, revenue collected is paid to one of the four local school boards as directed by the homeowner.

Have your say on the 2024 Budget

Survey for Township of Norwich residents

Oxford County’s municipalities are working together to learn more about the priorities and preferences of Oxford residents, and this survey is your opportunity to have a say!

This survey focuses on services funded through your local municipal taxes (i.e., does not include federal, provincial or education taxes). 

By taking part in this survey, you’ll help us understand how well municipal services are understood overall, how they are valued, and which ones are a priority for the people who live here. 

There’s also plenty of opportunities to provide comments, so take a few minutes and tell us what you think.

The budget survey is broken into 4 parts:

1. Questions about you (general info)
2. Questions about your Township of Norwich services
3. Questions about your Oxford County services 
4. Other comments and suggestions

The survey will take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete depending on your answers. 

Feedback from the survey will be shared with Township of Norwich Council and Oxford County Council, but no personal or identifying information will be shared. 

When you pay your municipal property tax bill, the funds are distributed to three agencies. Each of these agencies are responsible for delivering a distinct set of programs and services.

• Local Area Municipality
• Oxford County
• Education (School boards)*

Not included in your property tax bill are user fees and charges. These are special fees set by by-laws collected from residents that consume a particular service. Examples of these fees include bag tags, recreation, transit, water and wastewater to name a few.

Each municipality has its own set of fees approved by its council. These revenues are used to offset specific costs (partially or completely) to receive a direct or personal benefit.

* Note: The Government of Ontario sets the education tax rates that are necessary to cover the cost of publicly funded education. In Oxford County, revenue collected is paid to one of the four local school boards as directed by the homeowner. 

Have your say on the 2024 Budget

Survey for Township of South-West Oxford residents

Oxford County’s municipalities are working together to learn more about the priorities and preferences of Oxford residents, and this survey is your opportunity to have a say!

This survey focuses on services funded through your local municipal taxes (i.e., does not include federal, provincial or education taxes). 

By taking part in this survey, you’ll help us understand how well municipal services are understood overall, how they are valued, and which ones are a priority for the people who live here. 

There’s also plenty of opportunities to provide comments, so take a few minutes and tell us what you think.

The budget survey is broken into 4 parts:

1. Questions about you (general info)
2. Questions about your Township of South-West Oxford services
3. Questions about your Oxford County services 
4. Other comments and suggestions

The survey will take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete depending on your answers. 

Feedback from the survey will be shared with Township of South-West Oxford Council and Oxford County Council, but no personal or identifying information will be shared. 

• Local Area Municipality
• Oxford County
• Education (School boards)*

Not included in your property tax bill are user fees and charges. These are special fees set by by-laws collected from residents that consume a particular service. Examples of these fees include bag tags, recreation, transit, water and wastewater to name a few.

Each municipality has its own set of fees approved by its council. These revenues are used to offset specific costs (partially or completely) to receive a direct or personal benefit.

* Note: The Government of Ontario sets the education tax rates that are necessary to cover the cost of publicly funded education. In Oxford County, revenue collected is paid to one of the four local school boards as directed by the homeowner.

Have your say on the 2024 Budget

Survey for Town of Tillsonburg residents

Oxford County’s municipalities are working together to learn more about the priorities and preferences of Oxford residents, and this survey is your opportunity to have a say!

This survey focuses on services funded through your local municipal taxes (i.e., does not include federal, provincial or education taxes). 

By taking part in this survey, you’ll help us understand how well municipal services are understood overall, how they are valued, and which ones are a priority for the people who live here. 

The budget survey is broken into 4 parts:

1. Questions about you (general info)
2. Questions about your Town of Tillsonburg services
3. Questions about your Oxford County services 
4. Priorities

The survey will take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete depending on your answers. 

Feedback from the survey will be shared with Town of Tillsonburg and Oxford County Council, but no personal or identifying information will be shared. 

When you pay your municipal property tax bill, the funds are distributed to three agencies. Each of these agencies are responsible for delivering a distinct set of programs and services.

• Local Area Municipality
• Oxford County
• Education (School boards)*

Not included in your property tax bill are user fees and charges. These are special fees set by by-laws collected from residents that consume a particular service. Examples of these fees include bag tags, recreation, transit, water and wastewater to name a few.

Each municipality has its own set of fees approved by its council. These revenues are used to offset specific costs (partially or completely) to receive a direct or personal benefit.

* Note: The Government of Ontario sets the education tax rates that are necessary to cover the cost of publicly funded education. In Oxford County, revenue collected is paid to one of the four local school boards as directed by the homeowner.

Have your say on the 2024 Budget

Survey for City of Woodstock residents

Oxford County’s municipalities are working together to learn more about the priorities and preferences of Oxford residents, and this survey is your opportunity to have a say!

This survey focuses on services funded through your Oxford County municipal taxes (i.e., does not include City of Woodstock, federal, provincial or education taxes). 

By taking part in this survey, you’ll help us understand how well municipal services are understood overall, how they are valued, and which ones are a priority for the people who live here. 

The budget survey is broken into 3 parts:

1. Questions about you (general info)
2. Questions about your Oxford County services 
3. Other comments and suggestions

The survey will take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete depending on your answers. 

Feedback from the survey will be shared with Oxford County Council, but no personal or identifying information will be shared. 

To stay updated on the City of Woodstock budget process, visit https://www.cityofwoodstock.ca/en/city-governance/municipal-budgets.aspx 

When you pay your municipal property tax bill, the funds are distributed to three agencies. Each of these agencies are responsible for delivering a distinct set of programs and services.

• Local Area Municipality
• Oxford County
• Education (School boards)*

Not included in your property tax bill are user fees and charges. These are special fees set by by-laws collected from residents that consume a particular service. Examples of these fees include bag tags, recreation, transit, water and wastewater to name a few.

Each municipality has its own set of fees approved by its council. These revenues are used to offset specific costs (partially or completely) to receive a direct or personal benefit.

* Note: The Government of Ontario sets the education tax rates that are necessary to cover the cost of publicly funded education. In Oxford County, revenue collected is paid to one of the four local school boards as directed by the homeowner.

Have your say on the 2024 Budget

Survey for Township of Zorra residents

Oxford County’s municipalities are working together to learn more about the priorities and preferences of Oxford residents, and this survey is your opportunity to have a say!

This survey focuses on services funded through your local municipal taxes (i.e., does not include federal, provincial or education taxes). 

By taking part in this survey, you’ll help us understand how well municipal services are understood overall, how they are valued, and which ones are a priority for the people who live here. 

There’s also plenty of opportunities to provide comments, so take a few minutes and tell us what you think.

The budget survey is broken into 4 parts:

1. Questions about you (general info)
2. Questions about your Township of Zorra services
3. Questions about your Oxford County services 
4. Other comments and suggestions

The survey will take approximately 5-10 minutes to complete depending on your answers. 

Feedback from the survey will be shared with Township of Zorra Council and Oxford County Council, but no personal or identifying information will be shared. 

When you pay your municipal property tax bill, the funds are distributed to three agencies. Each of these agencies are responsible for delivering a distinct set of programs and services.

• Local Area Municipality
• Oxford County
• Education (School boards)*

Not included in your property tax bill are user fees and charges. These are special fees set by by-laws collected from residents that consume a particular service. Examples of these fees include bag tags, recreation, transit, water and wastewater to name a few.

Each municipality has its own set of fees approved by its council. These revenues are used to offset specific costs (partially or completely) to receive a direct or personal benefit.

* Note: The Government of Ontario sets the education tax rates that are necessary to cover the cost of publicly funded education. In Oxford County, revenue collected is paid to one of the four local school boards as directed by the homeowner.