Finance Department
Responsibilities
The Finance Department is responsible to manage the Town’s financial affairs as directed by Town Council. The financial well-being of the Town is ensured through effective and reliable financial policies, advice and information to Council and Town Departments.
The Treasurer is responsible for providing the following financial services:
- Accounts Payable
- Accounts Receivable
- Budget Development (Operating and Capital)
- Property Taxation
- Financial Statements and Performance Measures
- Investment and Debt Management
Municipal Budget
To view all news and documents related to the Town of Aylmer’s 2023 Budget, click here.
Budget 2020
Budget 2019
- 2019 Dept Budget and Levy Comparison
- 2019 Budget Summary
- 2019 Budget Projects and Reserve Contributions
- 2019 Residential Tax Estimate and Proportion
Budget 2018
- 2018 Operating Budget Overview
- Budget 2018 Overview by Pie Chart
- 2018 Capital And Discretionary Budget
Budget 2017
- 2017 Budget Overview
- 2017 Budget Pie Chart by Function
- 2017 Capital Budget
- 2017 Discretionary Operating Budget
Budget 2016
- 2016 Budget Overview
- 2016 Budget Pie Chart by Function
- 2016 Capital Budget
- 2016 Discretionary Operating Budget
Budget 2015
- 2015 Budget Overview
- 2015 Budget Pie Chart by Function
- 2015 Capital Budget
- 2015 Discretionary Operating Budget
Budget 2014
- 2014 Budget Overview
- 2014 Budget Pie Chart by Function
- 2014 Capital Budget
- 2014 Discretionary Operating Budget
Budget 2013
- 2013 Budget Overview
- 2013 Budget Pie Chart by Function
- 2013 Capital Budget
- 2013 Discretionary Operating Budget
Budget 2012
Financial Information
2020
- 2020 Town of Aylmer Financial Statements
- 2020 East Elgin Community Complex Financial Statements
- 2020 Aylmer Police Services Financial Statement
- 2020 Financial Information Return
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
Finance & Taxation Policies
The Town of Aylmer’s Property Tax Policy is available for download here.
The Town of Aylmer’s Accounts Receivable Collection Policy is available for download here.
The Town of Aylmer’s Purchasing Policy is available for download here.
The Town of Aylmer’s Investment Policy is available for download here.
2025
The 2025 Asset Management Plan has been completed based on the strategic goals, objectives, and direction obtained within the Town of Aylmer Strategic Asset Management Policy. This plan has been endorsed by the senior management team of the municipality and Council.
2024
2023
Strategic Asset Management Policy
The Town of Aylmer’s Strategic Asset Management Policy can be found here.
The 10-year capital plan for infrastructure projects is available as a map (see below). The Town operates and maintains approximately $350 million worth of assets which require continual rehabilitation and replacement. This clear long-term plan will ensure the efficient use of available budgets and maximize asset lifecycles. All streets will be constructed using a “complete streets” approach to create attractive and livable streets. The goal of complete streets is to provide a safe, healthy, and vibrant community by including active transportation options and greenspace into designs.
Complete Streets Example
The plan was developed using in-house expertise, condition assessment data, and various studies. Projects are prioritised based on a number of factors including risk, most effective timing of rehabilitation to maximize lifecycle, areas with combined sewers, pipe upsizing for upstream development, age and condition of infrastructure, etc. Selecting the projects is complicated by the fact that there are multiple assets (i.e. sewers, watermain, road, sidewalk, etc.) within the same road allowance that all have varying life expectancies and rehabilitation or replacement needs.
Contact Town of Aylmer Staff
Treasurer
46 Talbot Street West, Aylmer, ON N5H 1J7
519-773-3164 ext. 4919
Email