Every year, property taxes and user fees fund essential services across Norfolk County. Here's how each dollar was spent in 2025.
County Service
| Tax Levy
| Cost per tax dollar
|
Administration
| $9,419,000
| $0.07
|
Capital Infrastructure
| $47,333,400
| $0.35
|
Emergency Services
| $12,715,900
| $0.09
|
Health and Social Services
| $10,071,000
| $0.07
|
Parks, Facilities, Recreation and Culture
| $10,933,900
| $0.08
|
Planning and Economic Development
| $2,902,300
| $0.02
|
Police Services
| $12,110,600
| $0.09
|
Roads Operations
| $18,558,400
| $0.14
|
Environmental Services
| $8,160,000
| $0.06
|
Library and Conservation Authorities
| $4,211,600
| $0.03
|
Total
| $136,416,100
| $1.00
|
Read more about what each section includes.
Now imagine we have 1% more to invest in our community.
How would you divide an additional $1.4 million? You can:
- Give it all to one area
- Split it evenly
- Prioritize what matters most to you
Would you invest more in roads and infrastructure? Or boost funding for parks and recreation? Maybe you think emergency services or social services need more support?
It's time for some math.
Remember, you have $1.4 million to spend. Use the boxes below to show how you would spend it. (Your total can't be more than $1.4 million.)
