Financial Statement for the year ending December 31, 2022
Financial Statement for the year ending December 31, 2021
Financial Statement for the year ending December 31, 2020
Financial Statement for the year ending December 31, 2019

Tax Levy 23-02
Tax Levy 22-05
Tax Levy 21-05
Tax Levy 20-03

Budget Summaries
The Village of Breton will be sharing budget information on our website starting in 2021. This year is a summary by department, but in future years, charts & graphs will be added.

2024 Capital Budget Projects and Funding Sources

Budget Summary 2021

2023 Property Taxes
Notice is hereby given that the combined assessment and property tax notices for the 2023 taxation year have been prepared for distribution and were mailed on May 25, 2023 to all registered owners recorded on the 2022 Assessment Roll for 2023 Taxation. All assessments and tax notices are deemed to have been received seven (7) days after mailing within Alberta and fourteen (14) days outside of the province.

The Assessment Roll is open for viewing by any person during regular office hours at the Village Office located in the Carolyn Strand Civic Centre, 4916 - 50 Avenue, Breton, AB. The Property Assessor is available to discuss any concerns or questions you may have about your property assessment by phoning Compass Assessment Consultants Inc. at 1-800-251-9711.

Anyone wishing to appeal the assessment value on any property listed on the assessment roll must do so by August 1, 2023, using only the prescribed "Assessment Review Board Complaint" form #LGS1402 (2009/08), which is available at the Village Office. The appeal must be accompanied by a $50.00 fee per residential parcel or $100 per non-residential parcel, which will be refunded to the complainant if the complaint is successful.

The amount owing on the property tax notice must be paid by June 30, 2023.

A copy of "Filing a Property Assessment Complaint and Preparing for Your Hearing" booklet as well as a "Guide to Property Assessment and Taxation in Alberta" can be obtained at the Village Office or online at Municipal Property Assessment and Taxation - Overview | Alberta.ca.

Option Pay (Credit Card Payments)
The Village of Breton accepts credit card payments through the OptionPay System. This can be done online here or at the Village Office.

Payments can be made for:

• Permits
• Tax Payments
• Utility Payments
• Village of Breton Tickets/Fines
• Other Receivable Invoices

* This system is NOT for Photo Enforcement or Provincial Fines.

NOTE: Load Fee Applies There is an activation fee for each payment. Option Pay uses a tiered fee schedule with a minimum fee of $2.00.