The report says projects started during this term of council will set the foundation for the next 4 years
Bracebridge is highlighting four years of municipal projects and investments as the 2022-to-2026 term of Council comes to an end.
A report presented last week outlines progress on nine council priorities, including the opening of the Muskoka Lumber Community Centre, plans for 103 housing units at the former Memorial Arena site, and securing $10 million toward the local share of the Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare redevelopment.
The town also advanced plans for a downtown business development centre, introduced new online services and completed several environmental initiatives.
The report will help provide a starting point for the incoming council as it sets its priorities for the next four years.
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