We look at current and future needs — like staffing, equipment, and infrastructure — and set priorities based on the evolving needs of our growing communities.
Financials, Budgets and Transparency
Protecting Progress, Managing Growth
2026 Budget Highlights
On October 24, 2025, the Peel Police Service Board approved the 2026 police budget — a 9.9 per cent increase from last year to ensure the safety and well-being of our communities, today and in the future.
What does this mean for you?
Budget Breakdown
2026 Operating Budget - $837.3M
The Operating Budget covers the day-to-day costs of running the service, including wages, training and equipment.
2026 Capital Budget - $378.5M
The Capital Budget covers long-term investments such as new police facilities and building upgrades, technology systems, and fleet replacements to better serve Peel Region.
10-Year Plan - $1,778.5M
Our plan for the next 10 years is forward-looking and focused on ensuring Peel Regional Police can continue to serve our rapidly-growing and ever-changing Region.
Budget Process
Every year, Peel Regional Police and the Peel Police Service Board work through a detailed budget process to make sure we’re planning responsibly and meeting the evolving needs of our growing community.
Here’s how it works:
Our team puts together both the operating budget (day-to-day services) and the capital budget (long-term investments like buildings, technology and vehicles) – planning for today and years ahead. This is year-round process first looks to reallocate funding and staffing from within. It is informed by our Senior Leadership team, our Chief and Deputies, as well as the Board’s Finance Committee.
Step 3 - Budget review by Board Finance Committee and presentation to the Peel Police Service Board
The Board’s Finance Committee meet with staff five to six times throughout the year to review finances and discuss budgets. After approval by the Committee, the proposed budget is presented to Peel Police Service Board to make sure our plans and resources support effective and responsible policing in our communities.
- September 26 – Final Finance Committee review and approval
- October 24 – Presentation to the entire Board
Step 4 - Budget presented to Regional Council
Following Board approval, the budget is presented to Regional Council and is approved as part for the region’s overall budget.
- November 20 – Regional Council presentation
Step 5 - Putting It Into Action
Once the Region of Peel has approved its budget, we will work to deliver what is highlighted in the budget and track progress and spending to make sure we stay on target and enhance public safety and quality of life for the residents, businesses and visitors of Peel Region.
