PARKLAND COUNTY----- Parkland County's 2026 municipal budget has a residential tax rate increase of 0.8 per cent.
The increase is one of the lowest in the Edmonton Metropolitan region. The County says the tax rate increase minimizes impact on residents, recognizes challenges faced by businesses in the community and remains fiscally sustainable.
The capital investment planned is $24 million and projected net financial assets are $116 million.
The non residential tax rate increased by 2.75 per cent. Parkland County's 2026 residential tax rate is 4.4964 mills, which places the County as one of the region's most affordable communities.
"This budget reflects what we've heard from our community in surveys and on the campaign trail, and we're focused on maintaining our road network, protecting our agricultural industry, and creating strong economic growth with a focus on industrial and commercial development, " said Mayor Rod Shaigec.
The budget is meant to deliver high quality services and affordability for the residents of the County.
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