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Getting Your Water Utility Bill During the Canada Post Strike
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During the postal strike the municipality will make every effort to connect customers with their utility bills, due November 17.
Bills will be available after October 17.
Here are options to get a copy of your bill:
- Drop by and pick up your bill at our Municipal office, 76 Morison Drive, open Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
- Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to request a copy of your bill
- Call 902-798-8391, ext. 107 or ext. 138 to request your current balance
Serving Residents During the Canada Post Strike
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We understand that you may have questions regarding tax and utility invoice payments during the Canada Post strike. Payments must still be received by the due date or your account may be subject to interest charges or late fees. The Municipality provides other options for making payments as outlined below.
Making Payments – Following are our suggested payment options during this mail disruption:
- In person (debit, cheque or cash) at the Municipal office, 76 Morison Drive, Windsor. Open Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Through your financial institution’s online banking (taxes and utility)
- Use our after hours drop box (cheques only) at 76 Morison Drive
- Use a courier service to send cheques and other priority mail
If you have recently mailed a cheque or other documents to the Municipality, please follow-up with our office to ensure we have received them, or to make alternate payment arrangements.
Vendors – If you are expecting payment during the duration of the postal strike, contact our Accounts Payable Coordinator. You can be set up for EFT or arrange to pick up your cheque at our office.
Document Requests (building permits, invoices, receipts, licenses, program guides, etc.) – Drop by the Municipal office during working hours, email your request or give us a call to determine how best to proceed.
Check out the related links below:
Council Sets 2025 - 2026 Tax Rate
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2025-2026 property tax rates can be found below. These tables display residential, resource and commercial rates by area for the 2025-2026 fiscal year.
Supporting budget documents will be posted in July.

For questions regarding property taxes please reach out to our Tax Clerk. Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 902-798-8391, Ext.106.
Coastal Hazard Map
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Did you know this new tool exists?
This Coastal Hazard Map is a tool you can use to make informed decisions and support action.
The map shows what storm surge during a high tide could look like today and in the years 2050 and 2100 with sea level rise.
Check it out at https://novascotia.ca/coastal-climate-change/docs/coastal-hazard-map-user-guide.pdf
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