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Assessment notice dates and complaint deadlines

Every municipality on this site in one table. The deadline printed on your own notice is the one that counts.

MunicipalityNoticesComplaint windowBoard feeTaxes due
LethbridgeAssessment notices were mailed on 2 January in 2026 (tax notices follow in late May).The complaint deadline is printed on your notice; in 2026 it was about 60 days after the notice date (early March).$50 for a single-family property30 June
CalgaryAssessment notices are mailed in early January.The City's Customer Review Period runs about 67 days from early January to mid-March; the final date to file a complaint with the Assessment Review Board is printed on your notice.$50 for a residential property30 June
EdmontonAssessment notices are mailed in early January.The complaint deadline is printed on your notice (usually early March, about 60 days after the notice date).$50 for a residential property (Bylaw 18308)30 June
Strathcona CountyAssessment notices are mailed in February (tax notices in May).The complaint deadline is printed on your notice (usually in April).$50 per roll number30 June
Grande PrairieAssessment notices are mailed in early March (to be confirmed for 2027).The complaint deadline is printed on your notice (2 April in 2025).see the City's fee bylawthe last business day of June

Dates are from each municipality’s pages for the 2026 cycle and are confirmed again before each season.