About Your Property
What we collect
The Assessment Department collects data on each property within St. Albert for the purposes of determining market values and property taxes. This information includes data such as:
Land
- Lot size
- Lot influences (park/collector road/corner lot)
- Neighbourhood location (Kingswood/Lacombe Park/Heritage Lakes)
Improvements
- Structures (bungalow/2-storey/split-level)
- Improvement size (square footage)
- Other improvements (garage/carport)
- Year Built
- No. of Fireplaces
- No. of Bathrooms
- Basement finish (full/partial/unfinished)
- Heating system
- Renovations/additions
Wish to confirm details?
An Assessor can verbally provide the information used in valuation for your property or print a “Summary Report” of characteristics at no charge. If there is an error in the property file, an assessor may correct it without you having to appeal formally. This consultation is an effective method to ensure that your property's attributes are reflective of what is recorded in the 2023 assessment roll.
Should you wish to confirm details about your property please contact Assessment at 780-459-1603.
Non-residential property owners may request calculation sheets. Note that agents for property owners will be required to have an updated letter of authorization.
Additionally, Assessors will be re-inspecting various neighbourhoods updating property details on file. For new home construction and larger changes to existing properties, an internal inspection may be required. For condominium properties, requests for information (RFIs) are mailed to property owners.
An assessed person may also ask the municipality to prepare sufficient information with respect to Section 299 (access to the Assessment Record) or Section 300 (access to Summary of Assessment) of the Municipal Government Act. An administrative cost may be associated with this type of detailed request.Related Pages
Last edited: June 4, 2024