Fort St. John property tax collection surges ahead of 2023
The City of Fort St. John’s Finance department presented the Council with an update showing that property tax collection was ahead of schedule compared to last year.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – The City of Fort St. John’s Finance department presented the Council with an update showing that property tax collection was ahead of schedule compared to last year.
During the July 22nd regular council meeting, a brief update was shared showing that approximately 88 per cent of the total property taxes due for 2024 were paid by the July 2nd due date.
According to the report, this is an increase from last year, when around 86 per cent of property taxes due were received by the due date.
This is the first year the City of Fort St. John has offered residents the option to have their tax notices delivered by email rather than only by Canada Post.
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