Assessment information

The Assessment Department establishes and maintains property valuations (assessments) for all properties within Camrose County to ensure an equitable distribution of taxes. Property assessment is the process of assigning a dollar value to a property for taxation purposes.

How Assessments are Prepared

The Municipal Government Act sets out two types of valuation standards to value property for assessment and property taxation purposes in Alberta:

Alberta Municipal Affairs prescribes rates and procedures to assess these types of properties, which are referred to as “regulated property”. Rates and procedures are determined by what a type of property is used for, its activity, or its production capability.

The four types of regulated property are farmland, machinery and equipment, linear property, and railway property.

For more information on regulated properties click here.

Assessments are prepared every year using the directions of the Municipal Government Act, and is audited by the Department of Municipal Affairs to ensure province wide equity. Camrose County keeps a five year annual inspection cycle which ensures we maintain accurate and complete property records in order to produce an equitable and accurate assessment.

For a more detailed description of assessment types and classes click here.

Important Assessment Dates:

May 19 - Mailing Date
May 27 - Assessment Date
May 27 - July 26 - 60 Day Review Period
July 26 - Final Date to file a complaint
July 31 - Property Tax Payments Due
August 1 - 2% Penalty on Current Year Taxes
November 1 - 10% Penalty on Current Outstanding Balance
March 1 (2023) - 12% Penalty on Total Outstanding Balance

Lookup Propertyassessments (BY ROLL NUMBER)

Requests for Assessment Information

The purpose of the form below is for an assessed person, or their authorized agent, to request under section 300 of the Municipal Government Act, “to let the assessed person see or receive a summary of the assessment of any assessed property in the municipality” that may not be available on the Camrose County Assessment website.

Request for Assessment Information - Under Section 300 of the MGA: Request Form ($160 fee)