That the delegation listed as Item 7.9 on the April 23, 2026 Regional Council agenda, be
Whereas, police services across Ontario are the bedrock of community safety; And whereas, Peel Regional police officers across Ontario are hardworking women and men who run into harm’s way to protect Ontarians; And whereas, Ontarians are appreciative of the valour and sacrifices made by police officers; And whereas, Peel Regional Police are active within the community and Regional Council recogniz
be it resolved, that such invitation be approved and communicated to the Auditor General of Peel in a timely manner to enable Peel Regional Police services to fall within the scope of areas that may be selected for audit by the Auditor General, including consideration in the initial audit selections and the 2027 work plan.
be it resolved, that Peel Regional Council requests that the Government of Ontario introduce such legislative amendments as are required to enable Municipal Auditors General to conduct value-for-money audits of police services in Ontario.
be it resolved, that a copy of this resolution be directed to The Regional Municipality of Peel Police Service Board, the Premier of Ontario, and the Solicitor General of Ontario.
Therefore be it resolved, that such invitation be approved and communicated to the Auditor General of Peel in a timely manner to enable Peel Regional Police services to fall within the scope of areas that may be selected for audit by the Auditor General, including consideration in the initial audit selections and the 2027 work plan. In Favour (3): Councillor Butt, Councillor Damerla, and Councillo
Council Minutes 140 Therefore be it resolved, that Peel Regional Council requests that the Government of Ontario introduce such legislative amendments as are required to enable Municipal Auditors General to conduct value-for-money audits of police services in Ontario. In Favour (9): Councillor Butt, Councillor Damerla, Councillor Dasko, Councillor Early, Councillor Fonseca, Councillor Kovac, Counc
Therefore be it resolved, that a copy of this resolution be directed to The Regional Municipality of Peel Police Service Board, the Premier of Ontario, and the Solicitor General of Ontario.
That Resolution Number 2025-403, approved at the June 12, 2025 Regional Council meeting, be reopened as it relates to paragraph 3 to change the initial budget for the Office of the Auditor General.
That Resolution 2025-403, approved at the June 12, 2025 Regional Council meeting, be amended to establish an initial operating budget of $3,225,000 for the Office of the Auditor General, with the prorated amount for 2026 being $2,150,000; and That this budget be separate and independent from the operating budget of the Internal Audit Division; and That the 2026 operating budget be funded through t
1. That Resolution 2025-403, approved at the June 12, 2025 Regional Council meeting, be amended to establish an initial operating budget of $3,225,000 for the Office of the Auditor General, with the prorated amount for 2026 being $2,150,000; and Council Minutes 95 2. That this budget be separate and independent from the operating budget of the Internal Audit Division; and 3. That the 2026 operatin
the combination of economic slowdown, deferrals and discounted development charge revenues, together with a robust capital program, will create financial risks that cannot responsibly be borne by property taxpayers and utility ratepayers alone; and we need the Province of Ontario to fund future capital growth; And whereas the Province of Ontario has repeatedly indicated that it will support munici
That the Chief Financial Officer and Commissioner of Corporate Services be authorized to negotiate the issuance of debentures in the maximum total principal amount of $120 million on behalf of the Corporation of the City of Brampton, for a term not to exceed 20 years to be issued in 2026 or at such later date as may be requested by the Treasurer of the Corporation of the City of Brampton; and That
Whereas the combination of economic slowdown, deferrals and discounted development charge revenues, together with a robust capital program, will create financial risks that cannot responsibly be borne by property taxpayers and utility ratepayers alone; and we need the Province of Ontario to fund future capital growth; And whereas the Province of Ontario has repeatedly indicated that it will suppor
1. That the Chief Financial Officer and Commissioner of Corporate Services be authorized to negotiate the issuance of debentures in the maximum total principal amount of $120 million on behalf of the Corporation of the City of Brampton, for a term not to exceed 20 years to be issued in 2026 or at such later date as may be requested by the Treasurer of the Corporation of the City of Brampton; and 2
That the proposed amendment to the Regional Auditor General By-law 39-2025, as outlined in Appendix I to the report of the Regional Solicitor and Commissioner of Legislative Services, listed on the January 22, 2026 Regional Council agenda titled “Amendment to By-law 39-2025, Regional Auditor General”, be approved; and That the necessary by-law to amend the Regional Auditor General By-law 39-2025 b
That Nick Stavropoulos be appointed Auditor General for the term commencing March 2, 2026 and ending September 1, 2033; and That a by-law to appoint Nick Stavropoulos as the Auditor General for The Regional Municipality of Peel, be presented for enactment; and That this recommendation become public as of January 26, 2026.
in 2026 Peel Region is increasing its budget by approximately 9.2 percent resulting in a significant property tax increase; And whereas, residents are still struggling with affordability pressures, and even small increases in the tax bill create real hardship for many households; And whereas, senior levels of Government have made commitments to help the Region of Peel with our infrastructure fundi
Whereas in 2026 Peel Region is increasing its budget by approximately 9.2 percent resulting in a significant property tax increase; And whereas, residents are still struggling with affordability pressures, and even small increases in the tax bill create real hardship for many households; And whereas, senior levels of Government have made commitments to help the Region of Peel with our infrastructu
That a Regional Auditor General Recruitment Committee be established; and That the Terms of Reference attached as Appendix I to the report of the Regional Solicitor and Commissioner of Legislative Services, listed on the July 10, 2025 Regional Council agenda titled “Establishing a Regional Auditor General Recruitment Committee” be approved; and That the Regional Chair (ex-officio) and the followin
1. That a Regional Auditor General Recruitment Committee be established; and 2. That the Terms of Reference attached as Appendix I to the report of the Regional Solicitor and Commissioner of Legislative Services, listed on the July 10, 2025 Regional Council agenda titled “Establishing a Regional Auditor General Recruitment Committee” be approved; and 3. That the Regional Chair (ex-officio) and the
Whereas Section 223.19 of the Municipal Act, 2001 empowers municipalities to appoint an Auditor General with the authority to conduct financial, compliance, and value-for-money audits of all programs, services and local boards; And whereas, the Municipal Act, 2001 outlines three primary types of audit functions available to municipalities: 1. Independent Auditor General 2. External Auditors 3. Int
That the motion regarding the proposed 2025 Peel Regional Police Budget, listed as Item 11.4 on the January 23, 2025 Regional Council Budget agenda, be
That, with the new permanent funding for the Hiring More Nurse Practitioners for Long Term Care program, the addition of three Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Attending Nurse Practitioners to assist with health care delivery to Long Term Care residents, be approved; and That the estimated annual net cost of $191,267, after funding provided from the Province of Ontario, be included in the operating budg
1. That, with the new permanent funding for the Hiring More Nurse Practitioners for Long Term Care program, the addition of three Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Attending Nurse Practitioners to assist with health care delivery to Long Term Care residents, be approved; and 2. That the estimated annual net cost of $191,267, after funding provided from the Province of Ontario, be included in the operatin
That the report listed as Item 9.1 on the July 11, 2024 Regional Council agenda be
That staff negotiate with federal, provincial and municipal governments for the adoption of the model as described in the report from the Commissioner of Human Services, listed on the March 21, 2024 Regional Council agenda titled “Asylum Claimant Response – Moving Toward a Sustainable Model”, that is 100 per cent funded between the provincial and federal government, including the development of a
That the agenda for the February 8, 2024 Regional Council meeting include a Motion from Councillor Damerla, regarding Funding for Asylum Seekers through the Interim Assistance Housing Program, to be dealt with under Notice of Motion/Motion - Item 20.1; and That the agenda for the February 8, 2024 Regional Council meeting be approved, as amended.
Whereas asylum seekers have the right to build a life free from fear of persecution and deprivation in Canada; And whereas, through their presence, people who have come as asylum seekers to Canada, renew and benefit communities economically, socially and culturally; And whereas, Peel Region’s emergency shelter system is nearly at 400 per cent occupancy; And whereas, more than 70 per cent of occupa
Whereas the resignation of the Mayor of Mississauga has created a vacancy on Regional Council that will not be filled until a new mayor is elected following the completion of a by-election; And whereas, s. 267 (2) of the Municipal Act, 2001 (“Act”) authorizes local municipalities to fill a vacancy on their upper tier council that will not be filled for a period exceeding one month, by appointing a
many provincially-mandated programs administered by Peel Region continue to be impacted year over year by inflationary pressures and provincial funding that is outpaced by population growth and growing service demands; And whereas, providing these essential services to meet the needs of residents is increasingly challenging and places additional pressure on municipal revenues and finances; and And
Whereas many provincially-mandated programs administered by Peel Region continue to be impacted year over year by inflationary pressures and provincial funding that is outpaced by population growth and growing service demands; And whereas, providing these essential services to meet the needs of residents is increasingly challenging and places additional pressure on municipal revenues and finances;
That the Welcoming Streets Program be disbanded and replaced by a re-designed place-based Regional Outreach Program; and That the contract (Document 2019-275P) for Peel’s Outreach Program, previously awarded to the Canadian Mental Health Association, be increased in the estimated amount of $1,700,000 (excluding applicable taxes) for a revised total contract amount of $4,341,088 for the current con
1. That the Welcoming Streets Program be disbanded and replaced by a re- designed place-based Regional Outreach Program; and 2. That the contract (Document 2019-275P) for Peel’s Outreach Program, previously awarded to the Canadian Mental Health Association, be increased in the estimated amount of $1,700,000 (excluding applicable taxes) for a revised total contract amount of $4,341,088 for the curr
That the Region of Peel Automated Speed Enforcement pilot program be concluded and a permanent program be established under a Provincial Offenses Act legislative framework as set out in the report of the Commissioner of Public Works, listed on the January 12, 2023 Regional Council agenda titled “Update on Regional Automated Speed Enforcement Pilot”; and That staff be directed to implement an Autom
1. That the Region of Peel Automated Speed Enforcement pilot program be concluded and a permanent program be established under a Provincial Offenses Act legislative framework as set out in the report of the Commissioner of Public Works, listed on the January 12, 2023 Regional Council agenda titled “Update on Regional Automated Speed Enforcement Pilot”; and 2. That staff be directed to implement an
That the following matters listed on the June 9, 2022 Regional Council Agenda be approved under the Consent Agenda: Items 9.1, 9.2, 9.3, 9.4, 9.5, 9.6, 9.8, 9.9, 10.1, 10.2, 11.1, 11.2, 11.3, 13.1, 17.1, 22.1, 22.2, 22.3 and 22.4.
That the report of the Diversity, Equity, and Anti-Racism Committee (DEAR-2/2022) meeting held on May 19, 2022, be adopted.
That the report of the Audit and Risk Committee (ARC-1/2022) meeting held on May 19, 2022, be adopted.
That the report of the Waste Management Strategic Advisory Committee (WMSAC-3-2022) meeting held on May 19, 2022, be adopted.