Warden Nicholas MacInnis said they are looking to pass their operating budget by late May. Looking at what they must go over, MacInnis said council will likely have a special meeting or two before finishing the work. When it comes to the tax rates, MacInnis said he feels the consensus around the table is a want to maintain the status quo.

When asked about a potential increase in requests coming from community groups following recent provincial budget cuts, the warden said April 1 was the deadline for community partnership grant requests.
Speaking about capital projects, he said they have some sidewalk projects in the works.

