Respecting Every Dollar Earned by Brampton Families
Property tax assessments have risen faster than household wages across Brampton over the past five years. Despite consecutive tax increases, frontline services—from park maintenance to snow clearing—have suffered cutbacks while administrative overhead has quietly expanded.
Paul Tarriwal's commitment to voters is simple and unbreakable: Zero property tax increases until every single department undergoes a forensic line-by-line spending audit.
What the Financial Audit Will Deliver:
1. Independent Third-Party Review: An internationally accredited accounting firm will review all municipal contracts and sole-source vendor agreements.
2. Permit Fee Modernization: Slashing bureaucratic processing fees that penalize small businesses and homeowners seeking permits for secondary suites.
3. Open-Data Dashboard: City revenues, expenses, and capital project expenditures will be published online in real time for public scrutiny.
"Before City Hall asks families to pay a single dollar more, City Hall must prove it has eliminated all waste," stated Tarriwal.