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Highlights where members stood on the interim rate plan, concerns about long-term infrastructure funding, and why the committee will continue meeting.

Focuses on the interim water rate decision, why long-term financial planning is being postponed, and why the committee will continue meeting despite plans to dissolve.

The County Audit Committee examines audit plans, rising costs, and financial risks shaping future budget decisions.

Council and staff examine budget gaps, long-term care costs, and financial transparency in the County.

The County councillors discussed strengthening GIS strategy, improving Picton Marina operations, and launching a funded Community Improvement Plan process during their February 26, 2026 Committee of the Whole meeting.

PEC Council reviewed development charge reserves, parkland funding constraints, a new DEI strategic plan, and updated water and wastewater capacity figures that sharply define future growth limits.

PEC Committee of the Whole met on July 24, 2025 for a working session that examined tourism funding through the Municipal Accommodation Tax, proposed guardrails for artificial intelligence use, and a major shift in how future County budgets will be prepared and presented.

PEC Council and senior staff met on June 12, 2025 for an informal working session focused on asset management, service levels, and long term costs. This third session in a series examined corporate fleet, fire apparatus, and parks and recreation, laying the groundwork for major service and tax discussions later this year.

The May 15 PEC working session gave Council a detailed look at asset management for facilities, equipment, and bridges, highlighting condition, costs, risks, and long-term planning considerations.

Prince Edward County Council held its first asset management working session, examining road conditions, infrastructure funding gaps, and the long-term tax implications of maintaining local roads.

This PEC Council working session focused on the County’s Asset Management Plan, highlighting the financial realities of maintaining and improving road infrastructure. Council members raised concerns about data accuracy, rural fairness, and long-term costs, while staff outlined operational limits and funding pressures.

This meeting recap explains financial oversight discussions, the audit committee’s role in council decisions, and the new risk management plan presented to Prince Edward County.

Committee discussions focused on development charges, public consultation, audit oversight, and project management. Decisions aim to improve transparency, accountability, and long-term planning for PEC infrastructure projects.

Committee discussions focused on development charges, audit oversight, and infrastructure planning. Key decisions aim to improve transparency, manage growth-related costs, and strengthen financial accountability in PEC.

The County Committee aligns on public art investment, service continuation, and early budget decisions, reflecting caution on spending and focus on community needs.

The County Committee discusses public art strategy, evaluates community service programs, and sets early direction for the 2025 municipal budget.

Council advances worker housing exploration, accepts a key infrastructure planning report, and updates development charge policies to reflect provincial changes.

Council backs workforce initiatives, advances asset planning work, and updates development charge rules with a focus on local affordability realities.

Council supported continued Lions Club road toll fundraising, endorsed the long-term Delhi Park 2034 plan for Picton, and examined data-driven planning for future road infrastructure investments.

Council processes a new education proposal, advances environmental discussions, and approves motions shaping infrastructure planning and community participation.