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Council lowers property taxes to 2.47 per cent

Homeowners are getting some relief from the City of Lloydminster on their property taxes.

Council documents from May 20 show that the 4.5 per cent increase to the municipal mill
rate, which was put forward last November has been lowered to 2.47 per cent.

“A lower municipal mill rate should provide some reprieve to homeowners who have seen their assessed property values grow due to inflation,” states the council documents.

The breakdown shows:

Tax Mill Rate 2025. [Photo: City of Lloydminster Council documents May 20, 2025]
The revised 2025 levy will provide $49,962,809 in tax dollars to support expenditures of $216,625,387 and revenue at $216,684,699.

See below:

2025 revenue and expenditure City of Lloydminster. [Photo: City of Lloydminster Council documents, May 20, 2025]
The revised tax levy and budget was passed at the regular Council meeting on May 20.

Gerry Lampow
Gerry Lampow
Gerry has lived in Lloydminster since winter 2010. That detail is important as coming from the Caribbean he did not see green grass until May. Now an Alberta/Western Canada resident, you would be hard-pressed to find a stronger proponent of Lloydminster than the news guy that appreciates a healthy dose of rock music and dress code leather. His mantra is focus on one thing and do it well.
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