Regional Municipality of Peel Council Revised Agenda
The council discussed various regional initiatives including development charge relief, social services funding agreements, and communication updates from provincial ministries regarding housing, social assistance, and conservation. Several motions were addressed concerning expressions of sympathy, truck prohibitions on regional roads, and the utilization of public land for Ministry of Transportation inspections. Additionally, the council reviewed and advanced multiple expropriation proceedings for infrastructure projects, including road widenings, sewer construction, and watermain installations, alongside closed session discussions regarding labour relations and property acquisitions.
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Regional Municipality Of Peel Audit And Risk Committee Minutes
The committee reviewed the 2025 Deloitte Audit Results, noting audit scope, risks, and a new focus on payroll system conversion. The 2025 Financial Statements were presented, covering operational variances, asset management, and increased expenditures in social services and housing. The committee recommended the appointment of Deloitte LLP as external auditors for 2026-2030. Updates from the Auditor General detailed the establishment of governance policies, audit planning, and the promotion of the fraud and waste hotline. Additionally, the committee approved revisions to the Audit and Risk Committee Charter and received a final status update on management action plans for the current term, before proceeding into a closed session to discuss security-related action plans.
Apr 9, 2026·Board meeting
The Council Of The Regional Municipality Of Peel Council Minutes
The Council discussed various administrative and operational items, including the approval of an Administrative Monetary Penalty System for parking and stopping infractions in Caledon and Brampton, the renewal of the VCom Group Agreement for Metrolinx, and an extension to the Major Office Incentives Program. The Council approved a lease agreement for a new service hub for the homeless, adopted the 2026 Final Levy By-law, and authorized contracts for software subscriptions and training systems. Several reports were received regarding infrastructure, housing, and paramedic services. Appointments were made, including Dr. Alexa Caturay as Medical Officer of Health, and motions were passed regarding grants for the National Wildlife Centre and nominations for the Association of Municipalities of Ontario Board of Directors.
