Asset Management Plan

Road network

The Kenora road network receives a B grade. We found that more than 66% of the municipality's road network assets are in good to very good condition, 20% are in poor to very poor condition. The average annual revenue required to sustain Kenora's road network– totals approximately $3,381,000. Based on Kenora's current annual funding of $3,178,000, there is an annual deficit of $203,000.

Bridges and culverts

Bridges and culverts receive an overall D grade in the Asset Management Plan. We found that 57% of the municipality's bridges and culverts are in very good to good condition and 38% are in fair condition. The average annual revenue required to sustain Kenora's bridges & culverts – totals approximately $4,041,000. Based on Kenora's current annual funding of $1,210,000 there is an annual deficit of $2,831,000.

Water services

Water services receives a B grade in the Asset Management Plan. Nearly 70% of the municipality's water services assets are in very good condition. However, 19% are in very poor condition. The average annual revenue required to sustain Kenora's water services – totals approximately $1,468,000. Based on Kenora's current annual funding of $1,434,000, there is an annual deficit of $34,000.

Sanitary services

Sanitary services receives a C grade in the Asset Management Plan. Nearly 59% of the municipality's sanitary services assets are in good to very good condition. The average annual revenue required to sustain Kenora's sanitary services – totals approximately $1,302,000. Based on Kenora's current annual funding of $1,067,000, there is an annual deficit of $235,000.

Storm system

With 48% of all stormwater assets in poor to very poor condition, the municipality received an asset health rating of F. The average annual revenue required to sustain Kenora's storm sewer network – totals approximately $742,000. Based on Kenora's current annual funding of $150,000, there is an annual deficit of $592,000.

Buildings and facilities

With 71% of all buildings and facilities assets in good to very good condition, the municipality received an asset health rating of B and an overall rating of C. The average annual revenue required to sustain Kenora's buildings and facilities totals approximately $1,204,000. Based on Kenora's current annual funding of $733,000, there is an annual deficit of $471,000.

Machinery and equipment

Machinery and equipment receive an F grade. While 18% of all machinery and equipment is in good to very good condition, 63% is in poor to very poor condition. The average annual revenue required to sustain Kenora's machinery and equipment totals approximately $853,000. Based on Kenora's current annual funding of $187,000, there is an annual deficit of $666,000.

Land improvements

With 81% of all land improvements assets in good to very good condition the City received an asset health rating of C and an overall rating of F. The average annual revenue required to sustain Kenora's land improvements totals approximately $373,000. Based on Kenora's current annual funding of $29,000, there is an annual deficit of $344,000.

Fleet

The municipal fleet receives a D grade in the Asset Management Plan. While 39% of all fleet are in good to very good condition, 57% are in poor to very poor condition. The average annual revenue required to sustain Kenora's fleet totals approximately $920,000. Based on Kenora's current annual funding of $641,000, there is an annual deficit of $279,000.

Solid waste

With 27% of all solid waste assets in very good condition and 37% in good condition, the City received an asset health rating of C and an overall rating of B. The average annual revenue required to sustain Kenora's solid waste assets totals approximately $246,000. Based on Kenora's current annual funding of $687,000, there is an annual surplus of $441,000.