Welcome to the RM of Armstrong website. Centrally located in Manitoba, Canada we continue to be a great place to live, invest and raise a family. Whether you are a resident looking for local information, or are planning a visit to our region, we are sure you will find everything you need to know through our website.
REGULAR OFFICE HOURS: 8:30am-4:30 pm Mon.-Fri, closed 12:00-1:00 pm and on Stat Holidays.
Changes to Manitoba Education Property Tax Credit Effective Jan. 1, 2019 Changes to Manitoba Education Property Tax Credit (EPTC) will be effective January 1, 2019 A legislative amendment was passed this spring that changes how the education property tax credit (EPTC) will be applied to resident homeowner's property taxes. Effective January 1, 2019 EPTC will be applied to school taxes only. Important changes: - The EPTC will no longer apply to municipal property taxes;
- The property tax minimum threshold amount of $250 has been eliminated;
This means that about approx. 200 of our residents could be affected and are going to see an INCREASE in their tax bill ranging anywhere from $2.00 to $400.00. For further information contact the Manitoba Tax Assistance Office at 204-948-2115, or toll free at 1-800-782-0771, or e-mail TAO@gov.mb.ca
STATEMENT & DEMAND
FOR TAXES
Current
taxes were due and payable, without penalty, by October 31, 2018 @ 4:30 PM. PAYMENT
MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE MUNICIPAL OFFICE ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 31, 2018 IN ORDER
TO AVOID PENALTY. IT IS YOUR
RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE YOUR PAYMENT REACHES THE MUNICIPAL OFFICE ON OR BEFORE
THE DUE DATE.
TAX
PAYMENTS
Tax
Payments can be made by cash, debit, cheque, money order/bank draft and at most
banks by Telpay: Biller code 007914 ARMSTRONG (RM) TAX or at selected Credit
Unions by Central 1: Biller code 12903 RM of Armstrong (MB) – Taxes. Please note that when making a payment at the bank it takes a few days before it reaches the RM Office. We do not
accept credit card payments.
PENALTIES
Penalties of 1.25% will
be added on November 1, 2018 and on the first day of each month thereafter. Penalties
imposed and remaining unpaid at the end of the year are added to the tax
arrears and penalties will accumulate on the balance until paid. Lands in
arrears for more than one year will be subject to tax sale.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY CASUAL WASTE SITE CUSTODIAN SEE GENERAL PUBLIC INTEREST FOR DETAILS
To find out the results of the 2018 Municipal Election. Please visit www.MBVotes.ca
Deadline to FILE ELECTION
FINANCE STATEMENTS MAY 22, 2019
Available RM Forage Lease Lands Listing See General Public Interest
Manitoba Hydro’s Refrigerator Retirement Program
provides an easy, efficient and environmentally responsible way of getting rid
of your old working second fridge or freezer. You can get your appliance picked
up for free, receive $50 for each one, and realize energy savings of up to $100
per year. The program ensures the unit is recycled in the most environmentally
responsible way, reducing the waste that ends up in our landfills. Find out if you
qualify and book your pick-up today.
Visit The Website (retiremyfridge.ca).
Recycling Process The RM is now commingling recycling into large metal blue bins at all our locations (Inwood WTS, Chatfield WTS and Meleb Waste Disposal Grounds). We no longer require you to sort these items that were being previously sorted into the large white grain bags. These items will be put all together into one bin except for the glass. Glass is to be put into the bin for glass only. Also plastic bags are not to be put into the bins so the recycles must we dumped into the bins loose. There are smaller recycle bins beside the big blue recycling bins to dispose of the plastic bags. The items allowed in the bins are: (no glass in mixed bin)
Mixed Paper and Newsprint (no books) Boxboard and Cardboard (flattened) Plastic Bottles, Jugs and Food Containers (rinsed) #1-7 plastics Aluminum and Metal Cans Cartons and Juice Boxes
Keep out plastic bags, paper towels, styrofoam, wrappers, food waste and liquids.
All other recycle items such as tires, electronics, scrap metal, paint, oil etc. remains the same and have separate designated areas to place these items. Tree branches, leaves and untreated wood are to be put in the burn cell area. The process change is to encourage more recycling by making it user friendly and therefore having less waste going into our landfill. The more recycling we do the more refund the municipality receives back and the cleaner of an environment we have to live in. We are not charging tipping fees as of this time but this may change in the future in order to ensure we are all doing our part by recycling what we can.
Signage / Civic Addressing
New “blue” signs are being put up at the end of your
driveways. These are the 911 initiative to help emergency persons locate you
quicker should you be in need of assistance. It will also be used as your new
civic address.
Please memorize your road number (including the NE or NW part) as well as your new civic number (blue sign), you will need both
the road number as well as the civic number in order for emergency persons to
locate you.
As we are still in the installation process it will take
time for all residents to receive their numbers and therefore the information
has not yet been submitted to Manitoba Telecom Services to synchronize the data
to ensure that these numbers are identifiable when calling 911.
Thank you for your patience and we will keep you updated to
when we are closer to completion and your civic number has been entered into
the system to become identifiable when calling 911.
Drainage, Road or Other Requests?
Submit your requests online today 24-7 through our online service
request form.
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