- 2006 OMPF Allocation Notice (Final Reconciliation)
- ADM letter (Final Reconciliation)
- 2006 OMPF In-Year Update Allocation Notice
- Deputy Minister's Letter (in-year update)
- March 2006 Allocation
- Deputy Minister's Letter (march 2006)
- January 2006 Allocation
- Minister's Letter
- Deputy MINISTTER's Letter
- Brochure (updated March 2006)
- Technical Guide
- Technical Guide Addendum (updated March 2006)
- Regional Funding Tables (updated March 2006)
- Municipal Services Offices
Overview - March 2006
Eligible municipalities will receive $763 million through the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund (OMPF) in 2006. This represents an increase of $107 million, or 16%, over 2005 OMPF funding
The OMPF replaced the Community Reinvestment Fund as the Province's main transfer payment to municipalities in 2005.
The introduction of the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund - a clear and transparent system of grants - is part of the Province's overall commitment to support municipalities. It assists municipalities with their share of social program costs; includes equalization measures for areas with limited property assessment; addresses challenges faced by northern and rural communities; and responds to policing costs in rural communities.
The New Income Threshold Component of the Social Programs Grant
As announced in the 2006 Ontario Budget, a new OMPF grant component has been introduced. This new component of the Social Programs Grant will provide $56 million in support to municipalities with high social program costs relative to the household incomes of their residents.
