The City of Beaumont, Alberta, has issued 2026 property assessment notices to 9,451 local property owners. These documents show the estimated market value of a property and are used to calculate how much a resident will pay in municipal taxes.
The values listed on the notices are based on market data and property sales as of July 31, 2025. Residents were advised to contact the city if their notice did not arrive by the end of February 2026.
Property owners have until April 28, 2026, to review their notices and file a formal appeal if they believe the property value is incorrect. The city encourages anyone with questions to contact the assessment office to discuss their property value before starting the formal appeal process.
According to Beaumont officials, these annual assessments follow provincial rules to ensure that taxes are shared fairly across the community. This process compares the value of each home or business to others to determine the proper tax amount for each owner.
