Special road improvement tax

In 2006, the agglomeration council introduced a fund dedicated to road repair. This fund enables the city to invest additional sums, as early as 2006, while promoting studies on long-term needs and financing strategies.

The adoption of Bill 22 on June 20, 2008 has resulted in certain changes to the sharing of responsibilities. Responsibility for the arterial road system has been transferred from the Urban Agglomeration Council to the municipal councils. This means that the urban agglomeration's financial reserve for the road system was stopped in 2009 but not the local financial reserve.

The Road Fund has been suspended for 2010.

For more information, please:

1. Call your borough office;
2. Call the 311 (island of Montréal) or 514 872-0311 (outside Montréal);
3. Send us an e-mail.

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