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Sarnia Mayor Outlines City Budget Priorities: Infrastructure and No Service Cuts

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On October 8, 2026, Mike Bradley, the Mayor of Sarnia, outlined the city's budget priorities. Bradley stated that the city's priorities are centered on maintaining essential services and avoiding debt that would significantly raise the average tax bill. Infrastructure projects are a key priority for affordable and achievable work.

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The city's commitment to infrastructure spending, which included nearly $300 million in road and sewer work last term, indicates continued local investment. Bradley also confirmed that the city plans no service cuts in its budget review.

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  • Mike BradleyMayor of Sarnia, who presented the city's budget priorities.
  • SarniaThe municipality where the budget priorities were discussed.

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