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Taxpayers in Quesnel can have some say on the budget

The City of Quesnel is encouraging taxpayers to take part in a budget survey.

It is available online now until January 30th.

Print versions are also available at City Hall on Kinchant Street.

A draft operating budget will be presented to Quesnel City Council in February and it will be reviewed and any final changes will be made in March.

The Financial Plan and Tax Rates bylaws have to be passed before May 15th.

252 residents took part in the budget process last year.

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