Milton Residents May Get a Phone Call About the Town's 2027 Budget

Some Milton residents can expect a phone call this month as the Town gathers feedback on property taxes, user fees and service levels ahead of its 2027 budget.

What Happened

The Town of Milton has launched a telephone survey to hear from residents about property taxes, user fees and municipal service levels, according to FM101 Milton Now. The Town is working with the firm Forum Research, whose interviewers are calling randomly selected residents. The calls run through Friday, November 27.

Key Details

• The survey asks residents about property taxes, user fees and service levels.

• It is being conducted by Forum Research on the Town's behalf, by phone.

• Interviewers are calling randomly selected residents, with calls continuing through Friday, November 27.

• Taking part is voluntary and takes about 15 minutes.

• Responses are anonymous and confidential, and the Town does not receive individual answers.

• Residents can also share input online at letstalkmilton.ca.

Community Impact

The results are meant to help shape the Town's decisions on community priorities and how services are delivered in 2027. Residents who want a say but would rather not wait for a call can weigh in online instead. Because the calls come from a research firm rather than the Town directly, residents may want to keep the official survey in mind so a genuine call is not mistaken for a scam.

Background

Municipal budget consultations give residents a chance to influence how the Town sets its taxes and funds local services for the year ahead.

Source

Source: FM101 Milton Now — https://www.miltonnow.ca/2026/11/02/139959/

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