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The assessed value on your notice is based on the previous year's market conditions (not the current market conditions) and the physical condition and characteristics of the home as of the previous December.
Your assessment notice is not a bill but the assessment value will be used to determine your property tax levy (assessed value x tax rate = property tax levy).
Important Dates:
2020
Sent the week of March 16 | Assessment Notices are mailed to residents |
May 26, 2020 |
Assessment Appeals Deadline |
Your Assessment
You are entitled to receive sufficient information about any assessed property (as per section 299 and section 300 of the Municipal Government Act).
Check out your summary report on the City's Webmap. Note: Google Chrome is required for the Webmap. Quick instructions are below:
- Click here to open webmap or click the button:
- Once the map opens, click searches on the top left hand side
- Select your street and house number and click search
- Click on your highlighted property and you can view your assessment reports by year). More detailed instructions are available in our Webmap User Instructions.
A printed copy of the assessment roll is available to view at the Municipal Office.
Call the City's Tax Department at (403) 207-7057 if you would like a printed copy of your summary report.
The Assessment Process:
- FAQs about your Chestermere Assessment
- Assessment Report - Presentation to Council (April 2018)
- Property Assessment & Tax 101
- Guide to property assessment and taxation in Alberta
- Video: How Assessment & Taxation Work (Video by the City of Airdrie)
- Learn more about the assessment profession at the Alberta Assessors' Association website.
- Assessors are audited by the Provincial Government. Learn more about the Assessment Services Branch and read Accurate Assessment Group's annual results here.
If you do not agree with the assessor’s explanation or calculation, you have the right to file a formal complaint to the Assessment Review Board within 60 days of receiving your assessment notice. The Assessment Review Board will then review your case at a hearing.
- Learn more about the Assessment Appeal Process before you submit a complaint.
Questions or Concerns
- Due to the current situation with COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Assessors will not be able to offer in-person meetings in 2020.
- If you have questions about your assessment or disagree with it, you can contact Accurate Assessment Group at bob@aag-gis.com or 1-877-438-2305.
- If you re required to leave a voicemail, Accurate Assessment Group will return your call within one business day.