Our year by the numbers: 2023 Finance annual report to the community
7,384
property tax account customers billed and collected
4,988
utility account customers billed and collected
7,771
payslips administered by payroll
12,440
accounts payable invoices
52
active payment plans that reduced $139,000 of Utility arrears
$200,500
awarded by Council in community grants and donations in support of our local community
360
employee labour relations
998
customers who transitioned to Virtual Town hall or e-billing
Other notable achievements:
- Bank Reconciliation 10,177 transactions
- Employee Onboarding, Offboarding and Training
- Continuous Process Improvements
- Financial Statement Preparation
- another successful Budget Process
- Capital and Asset Management Process
- Organization wide Leadership & Management Training
- Market Compensation Review and Implementation
- Actuarial Post Retirement Benefits Obligation Review
- Human Resources Policy Updates
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The Finance office, also known as the finance department or treasurer's office, is responsible for managing the financial affairs of a Municipality. These services include budgeting, financial planning, accounting and financial reporting, revenue and debt management, financial compliance and management, and grant administration and management. Additionally, the Finance office oversees the Human Resources and payroll and benefits divisions. Overall, the Finance office plays a crucial role in ensuring the financial health, stability, and accountability of the Municipality's operations by managing resources effectively, maintaining fiscal discipline, and providing financial transparency to stakeholders.