Your town, in plain words
A clear, checkable guide to Killarney's budget, taxes and council decisions. A municipality of about 300 people in Northeastern Ontario. Every figure links back to the public record.
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$909Kowed in unpaid property tax, end of 2024
At the end of 2024, $909K of property tax had been billed but not paid. That is 36% of everything billed. Only 1 of 22 similar towns had a higher share. A year earlier it was $922K.
Found automatically from the town's financial reports · 2 sources
On October 10, 2026 we looked at the Municipality's home page, its Reports - Financial page, its Budget page, its Reports - Miscellaneous page, its meeting agendas and minutes page and its by-laws and policies page. None of them links to audited financial statements, a budget document or a council pay statement. The Reports - Financial page says the statements are available on request from the Municipal Office.
Found by reading the town's own documents · 6 sources
2024 tax year · Killarney, Ontario
Enter your home's assessed value to see roughly what you pay in property tax each year, who gets it, and what Killarney's share pays for.
Ontario still uses property values from January 1, 2016 for tax, so your assessed value is probably well below what your home would sell for today.
It is on your property assessment notice from MPAC, and on your tax bill. We filled in the typical value in Killarney.
a year in property tax, at 2024 rates
Killarney council sets only its own share. the Province sets the school rate.
An estimate. It uses the residential tax rate, and splits Killarney's share by what each service cost in 2024 after its own fees and grants (for example, water bills pay for much of a water system). Real bills also depend on your property class, local charges and any rebates.
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