District of Taylor reports lower debt per capita for 2025

TAYLOR, B.C. — The District of Taylor’s 2025 annual report details lower debt per capita. 

During the special council meeting on June 15th, the council approved the 2025 District of Taylor Annual Report, which was presented by district staff. 

According to the report, the district spent more than $13.15 million on operating expenses and had $3.8 million in total capital expenditures. 

In 2025, the district reported a lower debt per capita at $2,416, and total exempted taxes for Peace Community Church and Church of the Good Shepherd were $5,572.34. 

Reserve fund growth increased as well to approximately $9.47 million in 2025 compared to 2024. 

The district spent about $1.9 million on capital expenditures, with the largest expense being the Wastewater Treatment Plan – Solids Dewatering. 

It received nearly $4 million in provincial and federal government transfers and approximately $299,000 from other government and agency transfers. 

The report said the net effect on reserves increased by around $3.2 million. 

According to the district’s 2025 statement of financial information, presented to council on June 15th, it reported spending more than $3 million on council and employee remuneration and more than $14 million on goods and services. 

The council made three proclamations in 2025, including Rail Safety Week, Bluey Day Month, and MS Awareness Month. 

To read the full report, see below.