Asset Management Plan

The City completed its last Asset Management Plan in 2021, and work is now underway to update it in compliance with Ontario Regulation 588/17. The Asset Management Plan is one tool used to help keep our roads, bridges, buildings, storm water management, parks, community centres, etc. in good repair. The City's $6.3 billion in infrastructure assets support a range of municipal services that enable residents, businesses and other Burlington stakeholders to live, work and play in our city.

One component of the updated Asset Management Plan will be defining Levels of Service, both current and proposed. The Project Team is launching a survey to help them better understand community expectations on levels of service from our infrastructure. The survey asks residents how satisfied they are with City infrastructure, and what, if any, kinds of investments or improvements they would like to see. The feedback will help the City make more strategic decisions about providing services through public infrastructure over the long term.

The City’s infrastructure assets include:

• Roads, sidewalks, streetlights, parking
• Recreational facilities and buildings
• Stormwater infrastructure such as pipes, culverts and stormwater management ponds
• Parks and living assets (urban forestry)
• Fleet vehicles (e.g. fire trucks, snowplows and buses)
• Equipment such as playgrounds, ice resurfacers, ATVs, electric vehicle charging stations, and firefighting equipment