Utility Account Pre-Authorized Payment Plan

The Fort Electronic Payment Plan (FEPP) is a convenient way to pay your utilities and property taxes.

Taxes are withdrawn monthly on the 15th, and utilities are withdrawn on the last day of each month.

Eligibility

You are eligible for FEPP if:

  • Your utility account is paid in full at the time of application
  • Your tax account is paid in full for the months previous to the application date
  • You have a chequing account at a financial institution
  • Your Mortgage Company is NOT currently paying your property taxes

Apply for FEPP

Applications are accepted year-round.  To set up pre-authorized payments you must complete the corresponding FEPP application form.

Utility Account

Fill out the Utility Account FEPP Application Form Online

OR

Download the Utility Account FEPP Application

Downloaded forms may be returned by email to utilityclerk@fortsask.ca or dropped of at Fort Saskatchewan City Hall.

Please note: A void cheque of pre-authorized banking form must be attached to each application.

Application forms are also available at City Hall.

Property Tax

Fill out the Property Tax FEPP Application Form Online

OR

Download the Property Tax FEPP Application

Downloaded forms may be returned by email to finance@fortsask.ca or dropped of at Fort Saskatchewan City Hall.

Please note: A void cheque of pre-authorized banking form must be attached to each application.

Application forms are also available at City Hall.

Account Updates and Cancellations

It is your responsibility to inform the Finance Department if you:

  • changed your financial institution or
  • sold your property.

Cancellation or change of financial institution account forms are due 15 days before the next payment is due. Any overdue balances may be subject to penalties or fees.

Download the FEPP Account Cancellation Form

Download the Change of Financial Institution Form

Download the Utilities/Taxes Change of Address Form

The City will cancel FEPP when:

  • Two returned payments occur in a year
  • Property is sold
  • Owner is deceased
  • Bank account is closed