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Anmore
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VILLAGE
Anmore taxes are going up by 3.27% in 2026,
which equates to $118 for the average assessed
home ($2,420,909).
A property's assessed value determines its share of
the taxes, and your bill will be based on how
the change in your home's assessed value this
year compares to the average change for other
Anmore homes.
Assessment Change
HOW ANMORE COMPARES
Fire Services
School
For the average Anmore household,
this represents an estimated
increase of about $118 per year.
2026 TAX INCREASE: 3.27%
This increase helps to:
Maintain current service levels
Keep up with rising costs
Continue funding infrastructure
and reserves
PROPERTY TAX RATES IN THE REGION
Your property tax bill includes charges collected by
the Village on behalf of other agencies, including:
Transit
Police
What this means: Only a portion of your total
property tax is set by the Village.
WHERE YOUR PROPERTY TAX DOLLARS GO
Municipal
BCAA/MFA/
Metro Admin
UNDERSTANDING YOUR PROPERTY TAXES
39%
40%
9%
6%
4%
2%
$3.35M
$3.47M
$0.76M
$0.56M
$0.34M
$0.19M
Each municipality sets a tax rate, which is
the amount charged per $1,000 of the
value of a home.
HOW WILL MY ASSESSMENT
AFFECT MY PROPERTY TAXES?
Overall, Anmore's residential assessment
increased by an average of 2.78% from last year.
To see how your 2026 property assessment has
changed from 2025, please check your notice of
assessment or visit bcassessment.ca.
Since those rates can be hard to compare
on their own, we applied them to the same
average home value of $2.42 million to
show what a homeowner would actually
pay in dollars for each community.
Property Tax Impact
Lower than average
2.78% increase
Similar to average
2.78% increase
Higher than average
2.78% increase
Likely to be less than
3.27% tax increase
Likely to be equal to
3.27% tax increase
Likely to be more than
3.27% tax increase
Source: Ministry of Municipal Affairs & Housing
2025 MUNICIPAL RESIDENTIAL TAX RATES
($)
Based on an average home assessment of $2.42 million
Comparison reflects municipal managed
budgets only, and does not include utilities
or charges from other governments.
DEBT INTEREST
General Government: 34%
Solid Waste: 6%
Public Works: 25%
Planning & Development: 7%
Water Utility: 15%
Protective Services & Inspections: 11%
HOW ANMORE FUNDS SERVICES
HOW ANMORE FUNDS SERVICES
HOME OWNERS GRANT
Eligible B.C. homeowners can now apply for the
2026 Home Owner Grant online 24/7 or by phone at
1-888-355-2700.
Applicants will need their Social Insurance Number
and the Jurisdiction and Roll Numbers found on their
2026 Property Tax Notice.
If you have questions about eligibility or the
application process, visit
gov.bc.ca/homeownergrant or call the provincial
help line for assistance.
PROPERTY TAX DEFERMENT
The B.C. Property Tax Deferment Program allows
eligible homeowners to defer annual property tax
payments through the provincial government.
Utility fees must be paid in full, and eligible
homeowners must apply for the Home Owner Grant
first. Municipalities no longer process applications.
For eligibility details or to apply, visit
gov.bc.ca/propertytaxdeferment or call
1-888-355-2700 for assistance.
HOW THE VILLAGE IS FUNDED
More than property taxes.
Multiple revenue sources
support Village services.
Property taxes fund a portion of
the Village services. Additional
revenue from fees, permits,
grants, interest and other
sources help us deliver the
services you rely on every day.
WHAT THIS MEANS
Property Taxes
(47%)
Other
Revenue Sources
(53%)
Services for
Our Community
Careful planning today helps keep Anmore strong for the future
anmore.com
Property Taxes
$3.57M (47%)
Permits, Fees & Other
Revenue: $1.71M (22%)
Grants
$1.31M (17%)
Interest Income
$0.13M (2%)
Development Contributions
$0.88M (12%)
2%
22%
17%
47%
2026 Budget
Revenue
$6.3M
12%