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2027 Proposed Budget Projects

The City of Wetaskiwin is proposing over 25 operating business cases and capital charters to Council for consideration during budget deliberations. But first, we'd like your thoughts on these proposed projects. Take the 2027 Proposed Projects Survey below to let us know which projects you support and which you don't. Your feedback will be presented to Council during deliberations. 

All operating business cases and capital charters are separated into the four focus areas that signify how resources are divided. These areas reflect the community’s values and align with the four strategic pillars in Council’s Strategic Plan, demonstrating a thoughtful approach to spending and guiding Administration in delivering Council's priorities through the budget. These four focus areas are: 

  • Build the city 
  • Maintain the city 
  • Keep the city safe 
  • Enjoy the city

Learn more about these focus areas at: 2026 Budget Breakdown | City of Wetaskiwin 

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Build the City

The following proposed capital charters and operating business cases contribute to strengthening the local economy and attracting new businesses by encouraging residential and non-residential development, including the infrastructure needed to support growth.

1.  

Road Renewal Program (Capital Charter)

The intention of this project is to extend the life of roadways through an asphalt overlay program.

2.  

Neighbourhood Renewal Program (Capital Charter) 

To renew the road and associated infrastructure on Parkview Drive and Parkhill Crescent.

3.  

Annual Concrete & Sidewalk Program (Capital Charter) 

This project will install new sections and replace old sections of sidewalk and curb ramps throughout the city according to a prioritized asset management plan

 

4.  

Land Use Bylaw (Operating Business Case) 

To update the City’s Use Bylaw to reflect current community needs and best practices, and to position the City to facilitate growth in the community.

5.  

Citizen Satisfaction Survey (Operating Business Case)

To gather feedback from residents on satisfaction with City programs and services to inform quality of services, and progress with Council’s Strategic Plan.