Assessment and Taxes

The assessment roll for the current tax year can be found below. The assessment roll is a list of all properties and their assessed value.

Searching_the_Assessment_Roll.pdf
Assessment_Roll_2011_Roll_415031003_-_464074009.pdf
Assessment_Roll_2011_Roll_458092009-484022000.pdf
Assessment_Roll_2011_Roll_479173061-514013005.pdf
Assessment_Roll_2011_Roll_494351000-534131019.pdf
Assessment_Roll_2011_Roll_529121002-621018003.pdf
Assessment_Roll_2011_Subdivisions_Roll_546304005-667007009.pdf
Assessment_Roll_2011_Subdivisions_Roll_666005004-888093869.pdf
Roll_numbers_for_Multi-Lot_subdivisions.pdf
Roll_numbers_for_properties_W4_Meridian_excl_Multi-Lot_subdivisions.pdf
Roll_numbers_for_properties_W5_Meridian_excl_Multi-Lot_subdivisions.pdf
Assessment_Roll_2011_Linear__Industrial_Oil__Gas.pdf

How we Determine Property Taxes

Property taxes are composed of School taxes (Alberta School Foundation and opted-out schools - 'separate schools'), Municipal taxes and specific requisitions for Community Services, Protective Services and Environmental Services.

School taxes are set by the Provincial Government. Municipal and specific requisition tax rates are determined by County Council.

Taxes are computed by multiplying your assessment by the tax rate to collect the required amount of taxes.

Go to our video page to see a segment on assessment in Red Deer County.

If you have any questions related to the assessment of your property, please call the Assessment Department at 403.350.2166 and we will be happy to discuss your assessment with you.

Understanding your Assessment

Your assessment was completed using the guidelines contained in the Municipal Government Act.

• All municipalities are required, by law, to use and follow this Act.
• All assessments are calculated using the information in our files for each property in the municipality. We periodically re-inspect properties to update the information in our files
• All assessments, other than farmland, are based on market values.
• Assessors use sales information to calculate the value of your property.
• The marketplace and not the assessor determines the value of your property. Thus, properties with similar market values will have comparable assessed values.
• All Farmland properties are now assessed using the Productivity Levels prescribed in the current provincial legislation. This is designed to measure the potential capability of Farmland to produce income from farming operations.

Municipal tax rate structure - mill rates (may vary slightly, includes school mill rate):

A typical home* within Red Deer County pays taxes based upon the following mill rates:

* The impact on individual property taxes will be affected by changes in assessed values and fire / recreation district location.