Rates and billing
Click here to access the new client portal : mybill.edmundston.ca
finances
The Finance Department manages the city’s finances. The Department offers accounting, financial, fiscal and budgetary expertise to the Administration and municipal organizations. Its mission is to insure sound management of public funds, while respecting municipal objectives.
When moving, when should we notify the Energy Department? As soon as possible, by telling us your precise moving in or moving out date.
The reading of the residential, commercial and institutional meters is done each month, regardless of the payment method chosen. Water meters are read every three months.
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rates (energy and water/sewage)
If you are a new customer, there is a connection fee plus a deposit of 2 months equivalent electricity use. The energy rates are determined by the Edmundston By-law regulating the network and supply of energy. NOTICE: the By-law has been modified. Please consult its recent changes by reading MODIFICATION 26.1 and MODIFICATION 26.2.
A fee of $100 is required for opening the water/sewage service. The Water and Sewer rates are set according to the Water and Sewer utilities By-law of the City of Edmundston and its recent amendments that you can read and download by clicking HERE.
Please note that a 10% discount is given to seniors aged 65 years and older. Proof of age along with property ownership (property taxes) must be presented as well as proof that property owner lives in the property.
billing payment
For years, the City of Edmundston has offered its residents various options for paying their electricity, water, and sewer bills. The installation of a new billing and payment system will allow the Finance Department to offer new benefits that optimize the efficiency of service delivery, maximize citizen engagement, and help the environment. Once registered on the mybill.edmundston.ca platform, you will no longer receive a paper bill.
In addition to the pre-authorized and online payment options available through this new platform, other options are still available to pay your bill: by mail, in person at the Finance Department/City Hall cash counter, or at your financial institution. Customers who made their payments at the Service New Brunswick office (Carrefour Assomption), or online via the Service New Brunswick website, will be redirected to the new mybill.edmundston.ca client platform
Note: If you don't have internet access or if it's difficult for you to navigate, you can continue to receive your paper bill. If so, no action is required on your part. If you wish to set up direct payment, simply bring a voided check to one of our service agents. You can also call for help to register on the mybill.edmundston.ca platform at 506.739.2118
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Énergie Edmundston offers its customers the option of signing up for the equal payment plan (budget). This allows them to pay their annual electricity costs in 12 equal payments, based on the previous consumption of their home or apartment. The program period runs from June of the current year to May of the following year, calculated over 12 months. It is preferable, but not mandatory, to have lived in the same location for at least one full year before signing up for the equal payment plan.
For any questions or requests for additional information, please contact Finance Services at 506.739.2118
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property taxes
Service New Brunswick oversees the your property's assessment process. For more information on your property tax assessment or to pay your property tax bill, please contact the provincial Assessment office at 1.888.762.8600.
To understand your property tax assessment
To pay your property tax bill
