How to pay your property taxes
Property tax payments and Provincial Home Owner Grant applications are due on July 2, 2025. A late tax payment penalty of 5% per cent will be applied to outstanding amounts as of July 3, 2025 and an additional 5% after August 1, 2025. There are several convenient ways to pay your taxes.
- In-person at City Hall - Customer Service is open to the public during regular business hours for property tax payments.
- Online banking – Add “City of Pitt Meadows” as a bill payee and your folio number (without the decimal) as your account number.
- In-person banking – Pay your property taxes at most chartered banks, credit unions and participating trust companies.
- Mail – Cheques can be mailed to City of Pitt Meadows 12007 Harris Road, Pitt Meadows, BC V3Y 2B5. Note: payment must be received by the City by the deadline. In the event of possible mail disruptions, please plan accordingly.
- Secure City Hall drop box (located at the west side main entrance door to City Hall).
You may want to consider paying your taxes through the Tax Prepayment Plan. (See below)
If you have questions related to property taxes, please phone 604-465-2418 or email pmtaxes@pittmeadows.ca.
Provincial Home Owner Grant - Due by July 2
The Provincial Home Owner Grant reduces the amount of property tax you pay for your principle residence. If eligible, you must apply with the Province every year for the grant. Since 2021 municipalities no longer accept retroactive or current year Home Owner Grant applications. Homeowners must apply for the grant directly through the province. For more information please visit the Provincial Government Home Owner Grant Administration website, or contact their office at 1-888-355-2700.
Tax Prepayment Plan
The Tax Pre-payment Plan is a preauthorized payment plan that allows taxpayers to contribute a fixed monthly payment towards next year's taxes. It is not for paying the current year's taxes. You are eligible to join the plan if all property taxes have been paid in full. If you are already on the plan, please do not fill in a new Authorization Form (starting in August of each year, we will continue taking out payments unless otherwise notified).
Property Tax Deferment
Property Tax Deferment is a property tax assistance program, which allows qualifying owners to have the Province pay their property taxes on their behalf. Learn more.
2025 Property Taxes Explained
Learn more about the 2025 budget and your property tax notice.