Budget Talks

Budget 2027 Preparations are Underway!

The Town of Paradise is preparing Budget 2027, and we appreciate residents valued feedback through the survey and social media as we plan for the year ahead. Your input helps Council better understand what matters to the community and where you would like to see the Town focus its efforts.

Budget Talks Survey

Residents were encouraged to complete the Budget Talks 2027 Survey and share their feedback on Town services, programs, infrastructure, and priorities. The survey closed on October 21, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. 

Meet Us in the Community

Throughout Budget Talks 2027, members of Council and Town staff were at various locations throughout the community for a series of pop-up engagement sessions at our trails and facilities.

October 7 - Octagon Pond Trail: 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
October 10 - Paradise Double Ice Complex: 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. 
October 17 - Adams Pond Trail (Moved to the Paradise Double Ice Complex): 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Engagement Email

Community groups, organizations, and residents are encouraged to provide feedback as part of Budget Talks 2027. If you would like to share your priorities or provide input directly to the Town contact us! Let us know your feedback by emailing us at anytime with your Budget 2027 feedback.

Chambers Round Table Event

Mayor and Council met with members of the Mount Pearl Paradise Chamber of Commerce and Conception Bay Area Chamber of Commerce for a roundtable discussion on October 15, from 5:30–7:30 p.m.

The conversation focused on the needs and priorities of businesses in the community, with an opportunity for Chamber members to share feedback directly with Council.

 

You can also review the Town’s current annual budget to learn more about how municipal funding is allocated and the services and projects supported through the budget. 

View the Current Annual Budget: https://www.paradise.ca/budget 

About the Municipal Budget

Each year, the Town of Paradise produces a balanced budget. A balanced budget means that money coming in must equal money going out, or that revenue equals expenditures. Revenue is collected through property taxes, water and sewer fees, user fees, and grants and subsidies. The municipal budget is comprised of two main components – capital and operating.

The Town’s Corporate Services Department is responsible for assisting all other departments in the development of their detailed budgets. The Town budget is completed and reviewed with senior management and Council, with the final 2026 consolidated version being adopted in January 2026.

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28 McNamara Drive Paradise, NL A1L 0A6,
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T. 709-782-1400,
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