
Kneehill County Council passed Tax Rate Bylaw 1848 on Tuesday, April 26, 2022.
Under the Bylaw, modest changes to residential, farmland, and non-residential tax rates will ensure current service level standards are maintained in response to increased provincial budget pressures.
Individual impacts will vary based on assessment:
• The average hamlet home (assessed at $100,000) will see an approximate increase of $26 and an acreage (assessed at $300,000) will see an approximate increase of $7