Budget and Finance

The City of Prince Albert advises residents and businesses that 2026 Property Tax Notices are being mailed out today, May 28, 2026. Residents and business owners can expect to begin receiving their notices by mail starting Friday.

Prince Albert City Council will consider the proposed 2026 Property Tax Plan at an upcoming City Council meeting on Monday, April 20, 2026.

Pursuant to Section 187 of The Cities Act, notice is hereby given
that the assessment notices for the City of Prince Albert for the
year 2026 are being mailed on January 28, 2026 by regular mail.

After three full days of careful review and discussion, the City of Prince Albert’s Budget Committee has concluded deliberations on the proposed 2026 budget. Following committee decisions and a comprehensive review of departmental spending, the taxation requirement has been reduced by $1,112,686 to $3,309,467 to be funded from property taxes.

Prince Albert’s Budget Committee will meet starting November 19, 2025, to consider the proposed 2026 capital and operating budgets as presented by City Administration. 

Property tax notices for 2025 were mailed out this week. Most property owners will notice an increase in taxation. Two key factors driving this year’s tax increases are Revaluation and the 2025 Budget.

The Executive Committee will consider a proposed 2025 Property Tax Plan on Monday, April 7, 2025, to address the additional $8,577,515 needed to balance the City's approved operating and capital budgets and reserve allocations.

The City of Prince Albert wants to remind residents that the 2025 Assessment Notices will be mailed out on January 27, 2025.  Look for an envelope in your mailbox with the City logo stamped "Important Assessment Notice."

The City of Prince Albert’s Budget Committee concluded deliberations today following three days of review of the General Fund this week. Following deliberations, the total approved capital and operating budget is $83 million, representing an $8.08 million increase.