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The County Accessibility Advisory Committee discusses accessible trail design, DEI strategy updates, election accessibility improvements, and planning for Accessibility Week.

Accessibility Advisory Committee appoints leadership, refines trail design plans, and supports improved accessibility measures for the 2026 municipal election.

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

Council voices highlight the growing role of small businesses, evolving emergency risks, and support for a new industrial land transaction.

Council examines growth in professional services, ongoing internet challenges, and emergency preparedness while advancing an industrial land sale.

Housing board focuses on financial clarity, governance structure, and early-stage planning for the Disraeli Street affordable housing project.

Board members align on advancing Disraeli housing plans while raising concerns about finances, timelines, and funding clarity.

Discussion at the November 10 meeting revealed costs, delays, and stalled progress, with board members questioning audit expenses, fencing rentals, and the pace of the Disraeli Street project. The conversation signalled a clear shift toward reducing overhead and accelerating affordable housing delivery.

The County Affordable Housing Corporation’s November 10, 2025 meeting highlighted a clean audit alongside ongoing financial challenges, governance updates, and mounting cost pressures. Board members deferred the 2026 budget amid concerns over expenses and project delays, while efforts continue to advance affordable housing developments in Picton and Wellington.

PEC’s Audit Committee received a clean 2024 audit from KPMG but wrestled with rising net debt, long-term sustainability, and growing concern over provincial policies shaping the County’s financial future.

A clean audit confirmed accurate County finances, but Audit Committee members made clear that long-term affordability, rising debt, and provincial growth pressures now demand a more strategic financial story.

This clear meeting recap explains who raised key financial concerns, how the Audit Committee approached development charge risks, and what the discussion means for Prince Edward County residents.

This clear and practical meeting recap explains the county’s audit plan, reserve concerns, development charge financing, and financial oversight decisions discussed at the PEC Audit Committee.

This article explains where STA owners most often get burned at tax time and how simple habits can help you stay compliant, reduce stress, and protect your income.

A clean audit, detailed financial breakdowns, and early steps toward a formal risk management framework highlight the County’s focus on stability and future preparedness.

This meeting shows who questioned PEC’s finances, how decisions were approved, and what it means for taxes, risk, and future planning.