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Notice Yearly utility payments are due in November. Pay by the date on your bill to avoid a 5% penalty. Ways to pay

Taxes and utilities

Key dates, ways to pay, and how to avoid penalties on your property tax and utility bills.

Property tax and utility bills come from the Village once a year. Property owners are responsible for making sure their accounts are paid in full by each due date.

Key dates

WhenWhat happens
January 1Interest starts on arrears and delinquent taxes
MarchYearly utility bills are mailed
Late MayProperty tax bills are mailed
July 2Property taxes are due
July 310% penalty added to unpaid property taxes and unclaimed home owner grants
Last Monday in SeptemberAnnual tax sale at 10:00 am
NovemberYearly utility payments are due
December 31Unpaid balances move to next year’s property taxes as arrears

Ways to pay

  • Online banking: add “Village of Hazelton” as a payee and use the roll or customer number on your bill.
  • Cheque or money order: payable to the Village of Hazelton.
  • In person: cash or Interac debit at the Village Office, 4310 Field Street.

Mailing a payment? Allow plenty of time. A postmark is not proof of the date you paid.

Penalties

Since 2021, utility bills paid after the due date have a 5% penalty. There is no longer a discount for paying early.

Unpaid property taxes have a 10% penalty after July 2. Any amount still owing on December 31 is added to next year’s taxes and starts collecting interest on January 1.

Questions about this page?

Call 250-842-5991 or email info@hazelton.ca

Last updated October 29, 2026

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