The City of Charlottetown has released its
2025-2026 Community Report, highlighting programs, initiatives and milestones that have helped shape the community over the past year.
The annual report reflects on the work of Council, City staff and community partners. As the City enters the final year of its 2022-2026 Strategic Plan, more than 90 per cent of planned actions have been completed or are on track for completion by the end of 2026. The report highlights this progress and the many projects and initiatives helping build a vibrant, sustainable and inclusive community.
“The Community Report is an opportunity to reflect on the progress we’ve made and celebrate the people, partnerships and projects that continue to move Charlottetown forward,” said Mayor Philip Brown. “I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished, and I encourage everyone to explore the report and learn more about the great work happening in our community.”
Highlights of the 2025-2026 Community Report include:
• Adoption of the new Official Plan
• Continued transit expansion and fleet modernization as T3 Transit marked 20 years of service
• The City’s first-ever Accessibility and Inclusion Expo, featuring more than 30 community organizations and service providers
• Progress on implementing the Climate Action Plan, including the launch of the online Climate Action Tracker
• Major investments and upgrades in parks, recreation and community spaces
“This report captures the breadth of work happening across the organization every day, from delivering essential services and maintaining infrastructure to developing new programs and advancing long-term priorities,” said CAO Brad MacConnell. “It also reflects the dedication of
City staff and the strong partnerships that help us deliver meaningful results for the community.”
The 2025-2026 Community Report can be viewed at
charlottetownhall.ca/2025-26-community-report. A limited number of printed copies will also be available at City Hall, 199 Queen St., later this week.