Property Taxes
Property taxes are due on the last business day of June.
The money raised from property taxes are vital for maintaining and enhancing our municipal services. These services include policing and fire protection, emergency rescue and ambulance, infrastructure and roadways, transit, and human services to help all citizens within our community. By keeping them operational, we support a thriving and resilient community for all residents.
Want to see other property assessments within the City? Go to gis.lethbridge.ca/propertyinfo.
Want to view your property tax history or sign up for eBilling? Go to Lethbridge.ca/MyCity.
Property Tax Tools
What Happens if I Don't Pay My Taxes?
Tax Instalment Pre-payment Plan (TIPP)
Your property tax is made up of:
- A municipal portion - based on the budget City Council sets
- *An education tax - to support the public education system, which includes public and separate school boards. The Government of Alberta determines the amount of education tax each municipality in Alberta will pay
- *A Green Acres tax - to support the operation of their senior housing management body in Southern Alberta. This rate is set by the Green Acres Foundation.
- Some residents also pay local improvement charges
* The City of Lethbridge is required by legislation to collect additional taxes from property owners on behalf of the Government of Alberta and the Green Acres Foundation. This is not additional revenue for the City. The City of Lethbridge only collects these taxes and has no jurisdiction or control over the tax allocation or operations of these entities.
Additional Tax Information
Alberta Municipal Affairs publications relating to Property Tax and Assessment
For more information
Phone: 311 or 403-320-3111 (if outside of Lethbridge)
Email: tax@lethbridge.ca or assessment@lethbridge.ca
Address: City Hall, 1st Floor, 910 4 Avenue South, Lethbridge, Alberta, T1J 0P6