Municipalities in Perth-Wellington are on the receiving end of funding to help deal with COVID-19.
The funding is coming from the Safe Restart Agreement, a joint initiative of the federal and provincial governments, and officials say it will help municipalities to continue delivering critical public services including transit and shelter for the vulnerable.
Perth-Wellington MPP Randy Pettapiece says his riding will get over $7.5-million across 11 municipalities.
That includes $2.29-million for the City of Stratford, with $1.80 for municipal funding and over $487-thousand for transit.
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Municipality |
Municipal Funding Phase 1 |
Transit Funding Phase 1 |
Total Phase 1 Municipal Allocations |
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Township of Mapleton |
$217,900 |
$217,900 |
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Town of Minto |
$241,600 |
$241,600 |
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Municipality of North Perth |
$343, 600 |
$19,813 |
$363,413 |
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Perth County |
$916,600 |
$916,600 |
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Township of Perth East |
$256,500 |
$21,497 |
$277,997 |
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Township of Perth South |
$96,400 |
$96,400 |
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Town of St. Marys |
$396,700 |
$23,329 |
$420,029 |
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City of Stratford |
$1,808,300 |
$487, 861 |
$2,296,161 |
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Wellington County |
$2,311,900 |
$2,311,900 |
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Township of Wellington North |
$311,000 |
$311,000 |
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Municipality of West Perth |
$220,100 |
$16,751 |
$236,851 |
