In a special session held on December 9, the Municipality of Saint-Polycarpe adopted its 2025 budget, amounting to $6,850,300.

As with other municipalities, the majority of revenues—55%—will come from property taxes. Based on projections, the Municipality estimates $3.7 million will be generated from property tax assessments.

Among the expenses, 15% of the budget, or $1,010,600, will be allocated to public safety, while $980,400 will be distributed across various allocations, including debt repayment, the working capital fund, and various investments.

Minimal Tax Increase
For an average home valued at $323,025, this budget adoption represents a tax increase of $21.43—an increase of less than 1%, specifically 0.70%.

For properties not connected to the water and sewer networks, a decrease of 0.46% has been approved for the average property.

Tax statements will be sent to residents at the beginning of 2025.

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