The Township of Uxbridge has finally approved a property tax increase of 1.26 per cent on its own portion as compared to the previous 1.28 per cent (see below).
On average, a Durham municipality’s property tax is about a third of the overall tax collected, with the rest funding the Region of Durham, the police and school boards (see bellow)
The township’s 2026/2027 Operating and 10-Year Capital Investment Plan was presented to Council on November 3.
Subsequently, on November 18, the Finance Committee hosted an all-day budget review meeting, covering detailed budgets for both operating and capital expenditures.
The final budget was adopted on December 15, demonstrating a strong commitment to long-term financial stability while addressing future community needs, said a township release.
The 2026 budget breakdown is displayed below.
The Township of Uxbridge remains dedicated to safeguarding fiscal stability while maintaining sustainable service levels for residents. The 2026 budget emphasizes long-term sustainability, continued investment in critical infrastructure, and support for essential services, said the statement.
Additionally, the budget encourages innovative approaches to increase non-tax revenue, contributing to sustainable financial health and reducing dependence on property taxes.
Proposed 2026 Durham Property Tax Increases
- Durham Region: 4.8% (including DRPS)
- City of Pickering: 3.49% own portion
- Town of Ajax: 1.28% own portion
- Town of Whitby: 3.49%
- City of Oshawa: 3.98% own portion
- Municipality of Clarington: 3% (own portion 0.99%)
- Township of Scugog: 4.12% own portion
- Township of Brock 4.87% (own portion 3.79%)
- Township of Uxbridge: 1.26% own portion
The above tax increases may have to be approved or may automatically come into force.
Earlier Story
Uxbridge proposes 1.28% rise in own portion of 2026 tax bill
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