Maintaining and improving the City’s assets and infrastructure is essential in meeting the needs of Winnipeg citizens and attracting new investment and business to the City of Winnipeg.
Last year’s capital budget approved $370 million in new capital projects for 2011 and projected that the City’s investment in its capital assets and infrastructure for 2012 to 2016 would be over $1.8 billion.
The cost to raise the City’s infrastructure to an appropriate condition is estimated at $3.5 billion growing to $7.4 billion over the next ten years. Council has been exploring innovative solutions to address this deficit, such as increasing pay-as-you-go in the capital plan and pursuing strategic partnerships. As we plan for the future, we would like your opinion on how we should spend our capital budget dollars and how to move forward to address the infrastructure deficit over the next several years.
Public Consultation
Have your say in the preparation of the 2012 Capital Budget by participating in the online survey.
Online Survey
