Finance Services

The Finance Department is responsible for the Municipality’s financial planning and reporting, property tax billing and collection, budgeting, accounts payable and receivable, and long-term financial management.

Use the links below to find property tax information, payment options, municipal budgets, financial reports, procurement opportunities, and other financial documents.

Finance Services
  • Property Taxes
    Find current property tax installment dates, tax rate information and answers to common property tax questions.
  • Pay Your Property Taxes
    Review available payment methods, including online banking, in-person payments and pre-authorized payment plans.
  • Property Tax Calculator
    Estimate your annual property taxes using the Municipality’s current tax rates.
  • Property Assessment
    Learn how the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) assesses property and what to do if you have questions about your assessment.

 

Budgets & Financial Reporting

The annual municipal budget establishes how the Municipality will fund services, programs, infrastructure and capital projects. Financial statements and other reports provide information about the Municipality’s financial position and results.

The following information can be found in our Related Documents section below:

    • Current municipal budget
    • Previous municipal budgets
    • Audited financial statements
    • Current fees and charges

Asset Management

The Municipality uses asset management planning to make informed decisions about municipal roads, bridges, buildings, equipment and other infrastructure.

View Asset Management Plans and Policies

Purchasing and Procurement

The Municipality purchases goods and services in accordance with its Purchasing Policy. Current procurement opportunities, tender documents and submission information are available on the Public Tenders page.

View Public Tenders

Sale of Land for Tax Arrears

Properties with unpaid municipal taxes may become subject to tax sale proceedings under provincial legislation.

View Tax Sale Information

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