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zebra, quagga and golden mussels
are a serious threat to the shuswap.
DON'T MOVE A MUSSEL
DON'T MOVE A MUSSEL
DON'T MOVE A MUSSEL
AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES
AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES
AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES
Summer Reminders
Eligible voters in Sicamous will elect one mayor and six
councillors to serve on District of Sicamous Council.
Council members are elected to represent the
community, make decisions on municipal services and
help guide the future of Sicamous.
CLEAN, DRAIN & DRY
All watercrafts and gear when transporting
between locations.
STOP AT INSPECTION STATIONS
It's the law! All sailboats,
motorboats, car toppers, kayaks,
canoes and paddle boards being
transported in BC must be
inspected.
PULL THE PLUG
All drainage holes, valves or other devices used
to drain water must be open or unplugged.
KNOW THE STAKES
Established populations of invasive mussels
would cost BC an estimated $ 120 million
annually! These mussels would impact the
quality of our drinking water, and irreparably
harm ecosystems across the province.
Thank you for reminding friends, family and visitors of the importance of "Clean, Drain, Dry."
To learn more, please visit dontmoveamussel.ca
Let's enjoy the sunny season while
keeping our community safe.
summer is coming!
FIRE PROHIBITIONS
Sicamous is located within the Kamloops Fire
Centre. Category 2 and 3 open fires are currently
prohibited. Please stay aware and remember that
fireworks are never permitted in Sicamous.
WATER RESTRICTIONS
Stage 1 water restrictions are in place to help
manage water use during our driest months.
Odd-numbered addresses may use sprinklers or
irrigation on odd-numbered days.
Even-numbered addresses may use sprinklers or
irrigation on even-numbered days.
Manual watering with a hand-held hose or
watering can is permitted at any time, on any day.
2026 general local election
Advance Voting Day
Wednesday, October 7, 2026
General Voting Day
Saturday, October 17, 2026
be a voter this october!
More information about voting, candidate
nominations, voter eligibility and identification
requirements will be shared as the election
approaches. Follow along with our website, social
media, email and community bulletin board for
updates!
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Development
&Planning
Water Debt
Servicing
Health, Welfare &
Environment
(District of Sicamous provided services)
The typical home in the district is assessed at $ 514,000,
which results in annual municipal taxes of approximately
$ 1,846 ($154/month).
Municipal
Services
The District collects fees for
other authorities!
For the typical home, this
accounts for approximately
$ 1,372 (42.6% of your tax bill)
School Tax (Province) $842
Regional District (CSRD) $ 240
Hospital District $120
Police Tax (Province) $101
Regional Library $49
MFA & BC Assessment $20
Other Authorities
Typical Home:
+ $ 1,846 - Municipal Taxes
+ 1,372 - Taxes Collected for Other Authorities
- 770 - 2026 Home Owner Grant Claimed
=$ 2,448 Property Taxes Due by July 2, 2026
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2026 Municipal Tax Breakdown
Office Hours: Monday to Friday 8:30a.m.-4:30p.m. - Closed on Wednesday, July 1
446 Main Street, PO Box 219, Sicamous B.C. V0E 2V0
T: 250-836-2477 | Property Tax Email: [email protected] | www.sicamous.ca
CLAIM YOUR HOME OWNER GRANT BY JULY 2, 2026, if eligible.
Grants can be claimed before payment is made - do not delay and claim today!
See bottom and back of property tax notice for details.
PLAN YOUR PAYMENT TO BE RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE JULY 2, 2026
Late payments and/or grants will receive a 10% penalty (provincially legislated).
See back of property tax notice for payment options.
remember to:
2026 Property Tax Notice Information
Payment and HOG Due Date:
check the boxes!
July 2, 2026
Flip over for
more info!
Important Notice - Effective for 2027, the provincial government has repealed the northern and rural
home owner benefit. Those eligible for a homeowner grant should prepare for this change, as it will
increase your net property tax bill next year by $ 200!