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Municipal indicators factsheet

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Municipal Affairs tracks 13 performance indicators related to specific aspects of a municipality's governance, finances or community. Each issue of the Municipal Indicators Factsheet series offers... More ≫

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Municipal Affairs tracks 13 performance indicators related to specific aspects of a municipality's governance, finances or community. Each issue of the Municipal Indicators Factsheet series offers a year-over-year analysis of one particular indicator. Each analysis is provided for informational purposes only and users are encouraged to check out the annual Municipal Indicators Results reports under the Related tab before drawing conclusions from this data.

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Municipal indicator annual results

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This annual publication provides a summary of the performance Alberta municipalities through a number of financial and non-financial indicators. The indicators evaluate the current and long-term... More ≫

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This annual publication provides a summary of the performance Alberta municipalities through a number of financial and non-financial indicators. The indicators evaluate the current and long-term finances of a municipality, examine whether a municipality is investing in maintaining infrastructure critical to the health and safety of residents, and assess the ability of the municipality to provide services desired by the community.

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Rural assessment study in the County of Wetaskiwin No. 10 for Alberta Provincial-Municipal Finance Council

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This document reported on a rural property assessment and taxation study conducted in 1976 for the County of Wetaskiwin No. 10 on behalf of the Alberta Provincial Municipal Finance Council. It... More ≫

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This document reported on a rural property assessment and taxation study conducted in 1976 for the County of Wetaskiwin No. 10 on behalf of the Alberta Provincial Municipal Finance Council. It examined rural land and residential property assessments to compare three assessment methods for municipal taxation purposes, including the existing approach, the addition of residential and site values, and an either or assessment concept. The report described the study purpose, geographic and agricultural context, assessment principles, data collection activities, and analytical methods. It presented comparative assessment and taxation results and discussed the administrative and equity implications of each method to inform provincial and municipal decision making.

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