My Property Assessment

1. Visit this link: Access Your Assessment Online.
2. Agree to Terms of Use
3. Select Municipality “Raymond Town”
4. Select Type of Access “General Public”
5. Search for Property by Roll, Legal Address, Civic Address
6. Select to view or download desired report

• Style of home (examples: bungalow, bi-level)
• Size of home
• Size of the lot
• Age
• Basement or lower level finish
• Quality of construction
• Building condition
• Location & Site influences (examples: golf course, lake, coulee view)
• Other special features (examples: air conditioning, fireplaces, pools)

The Town is required to reassess all properties annually. Your current assessment is based on the market value as of July 1, of the previous years.

A range of sale prices results when similar properties are sold during the same time frame. Assessed values reflect the sales in the middle of this range of prices. That is why your assessed value may be higher or lower than the price you purchased your home for.

Assessed values are reviewed at three points in the valuation process:

1. By the Town’s appointed Assessment Firm’s internal checks and balances
2. By the Alberta Government’s annual assessed audit process
3. By individual property owners’ review of their notice

You may wish to compare your assessment to your neighbours and other similar properties that have recently sold. You can also contact Benchmark Assessment Consultants at 403-381-0535 or 800-633-9012 with any questions or for more details on your assessment. They would be happy to assist you and answer any inquiries.

All property assessments can be searched here on our public GIS system

OR

All assessed values included on the assessment roll are available at the Town Office and include:

• The property roll number
• The type of property
• The property address
• The property legal description
• The tax classification and liability
• The assessed value

Benchmark Assessment Consultants welcomes any inquiries regarding your assessed value. If there are errors in the physical characteristics recorded, the appraiser will amend the assessment accordingly.

If you feel your property has not been assessed correctly, or if you feel due process has not been followed, see This Guide on how to appeal your assessment.

This notice advises you of:

• Your new current assessed value
• Your tax classification, rate, and tax liability for Provincial Education, Seniors Funding and Municipal taxes
• Your legal description (Plan;Block:Lot)
• Your street maintenance tax
• Your declared school support
• Your total outstanding property taxes including tax arrears
• Your date of payment to avoid late penalty charges
• Your complaint deadline
• Your local improvement and other property tax related charges