Email this pageMunicipal Performance Measurement Program (MPMP)
MPMP is a performance measurement and reporting system that promotes local government transparency and accountability. It also provides municipalities with useful data to make informed municipal service level decisions while optimizing available resources.
All Ontario municipalities are required to report MPMP efficiency and effectiveness measures for services provided by their municipality. Twelve service areas are included in the 2008 program:
- drinking water
- fire services
- land use planning
- libraries
- local government
- parks and recreation
- police
- roads
- solid waste
- storm water
- transit and wastewater
Municipalities are required to report MPMP results to the province through the Financial Information Return by May 31st following each reporting year. Municipalities must also publish results for local taxpayers by September 30th using a format of their own choosing.
- Documents 2009Letter from Minister to Heads of Council; 2009 Reporting Schedule and List of Measures for 2009
- TemplatesTemplates for Reporting 2008 MPMP Results to the Public
- MPMP Summary of 2006 and 2007 Results
- Forms for Libraries2008 Forms for Libraries
- Municipal Performance Measurement Program Handbook
- Fostering Innovation and Accountability in Local Government - Ontario's Municipal Performance Measurement ProgramArticle published by the Government Finance Review journal
- Provincial - Territorial Charrette on Municipal Performance and its Measurement - Report on Proceedings
- ArchivesPrevious years' program documents, templates, announcements...