Strathcona County property taxes: payment routes, TIPP and 2026 penalties

Strathcona County, Alberta, Canada

Use the Strathcona County Tax payee and the property’s own roll number for tax payments. The 2026 deadline is June 30.

Key information

Use the Strathcona County Tax payee and the property’s own roll number for tax payments. The 2026 deadline is June 30. TIPP spreads tax over 12 monthly payments, but enrolment, bank changes and property moves have specific deadlines.

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Plan your next step

Strathcona County property taxes: payment routes, TIPP and 2026 penalties practical reference
Task or featureWhat to know
Bank paymentTax payee plus roll; minimum three days
Plastiq card paymentProcessor fee; minimum five days
TIPP enrolmentJune 15 current-year cutoff
New-year TIPP applicationNovember 1-December 15 after current taxes paid

Sources: Tax payment | Strathcona County

Your options at a glance

Strathcona County property taxes
  1. Pay the correct property account

    Bank payments need at least three days’ processing time; keep the transaction record.

  2. Monthly TIPP enrolment and changes

    TIPP normally runs January-December and requires the tax account paid in full.

  3. Counters, credit cards and late penalties

    Assessment and Tax at 2001 Sherwood Drive accepts cash, cheque and debit weekdays 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Sources: Tax payment | Strathcona County

Pay the correct property account

Bank payments need at least three days’ processing time; keep the transaction record. A new property has a new roll number, and multiple properties require separate allocation. The county charges to correct payments sent to the wrong tax account.

Mail Canadian funds payable to Strathcona County at 2001 Sherwood Drive, Sherwood Park. The source accepts the Canada Post postmark as the receipt date. A 24-hour cheque deposit box is outside the Community Centre East Plaza doors at 501 Festival Avenue.

Sources: Tax payment | Strathcona County

Monthly TIPP enrolment and changes

TIPP normally runs January-December and requires the tax account paid in full. Current-year enrolment closes June 15. After that, pay current taxes by June 30, then apply November 1-December 15 for the following year.

The monthly amount adjusts June 1 to reflect the new levy. Give written notice at least 15 days before the next withdrawal for sale/cancellation or bank changes. A new property needs a new application because TIPP does not transfer between properties.

Sources: Tax payment | Strathcona County

Counters, credit cards and late penalties

Assessment and Tax at 2001 Sherwood Drive accepts cash, cheque and debit weekdays 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Bring the whole notice if a receipt is needed. OnlineVisa/Mastercard through Plastiq adds its own transaction charge and needs at least five days’ processing.

For 2026 unpaid current tax, the page lists penalties July 1 at 3%, August 1 at 6% and September 1 at 9%, each based on the unpaid current levy rather than adding the earlier penalty into that base. Prior-year arrears use a different January/February/March schedule.

Sources: Tax payment | Strathcona County

Places covered by this guide

Assessment and Tax counter

2001 Sherwood Drive, Sherwood Park, Alberta

The tax counter accepts cash, cheque or debit during the listed weekday hours. Ensure the daily debit limit is sufficient.

Hours
Weekdays 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Sources: Official Assessment and Tax counter information

Community Centre tax deposit box

501 Festival Avenue, Sherwood Park, Alberta

The county identifies a 24-hour payment deposit box outside the East Plaza doors.

Access
24-hour deposit box

Sources: Official Community Centre tax deposit box information

Named places and addresses come from the official service page. Maps do not certify a visitor entrance, accessible route or current operating status.

Sources: Tax payment | Strathcona County

Useful questions and answers

Which bank payee should I choose?

Strathcona County Tax, with the property’s tax roll number.

Source: Tax payment | Strathcona County

How long should I allow for bank processing?

At least three days; retain the transaction receipt.

Source: Tax payment | Strathcona County

What is the 2026 payment deadline?

June 30 under the reviewed tax page.

Source: Tax payment | Strathcona County

Does the county accept a Canada Post postmark?

Yes. This source explicitly treats the Canada Post postmark as the date of receipt.

Source: Tax payment | Strathcona County

Where is the 24-hour deposit box?

Outside the Community Centre East Plaza doors at 501 Festival Avenue.

Source: Tax payment | Strathcona County

When does current-year TIPP enrolment close?

June 15, with the account paid in full and required information supplied.

Source: Tax payment | Strathcona County

What if I missed the TIPP deadline?

Pay current-year taxes by June 30 and apply November 1-December 15 for the following year.

Source: Tax payment | Strathcona County

When does TIPP adjust the monthly amount?

June 1, to account for the new annual levy.

Source: Tax payment | Strathcona County

How much notice is needed for a bank change or sale?

At least 15 days in writing before the next withdrawal.

Source: Tax payment | Strathcona County

What current-tax penalties are listed for 2026?

July 1:3%; August 1:6%; September 1:9%, on unpaid current levy, with earlier penalties excluded from the later current-levy base.

Source: Tax payment | Strathcona County

Official information and next steps

Facts checked on October 14, 2026. Seasonal conditions and available appointments can change.