Town of New Glasgow ends the 2021-22 Fiscal year with a Consolidated Surplus of $3.79 Million

Nov 22, 2022 | Local News

The town of New Glasgow’s finances continue to be in good shape.

New Glasgow Mayor Nancy Dicks

At last night’s monthly meeting, Kevin MacDonald of the accounting firm MacDonald & Murphy presented the audited financial statements for the town ending March 31st of this year.

The town posted a consolidated surplus of $3.79 million, which included surpluses in the operating fund and the water utility fund. Mayor Nancy Dicks said while some of the consolidated surplus is due to COVID-19 relief funding from Ottawa, most can attributed to sound financial planning from staff in all departments.

Mayor Dicks noted that New Glasgow’s Operating Reserve now sits at $4.89 million, supporting New Glasgow’s high service levels while continuing to save for future needs.

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