Revelstoke City Hall is set to re-open to the public on Monday, June 1.
COVID-19 procedures have been implemented following the guidelines from the Provincial Health Officer.
Departments have devised distancing methods to help reduce direct contact and the need for in-person visits. It is highly encouraged to use these methods and only visit City Hall when necessary.
Special appointment-only times have been arranged by departments and the following details outline the process for accessing City Hall services starting June 1:
- finance department: drop in 12-3 p.m., appointments 9-11 a.m. Call 250-837-2161.
- development services department: drop in 12-3 p.m., appointments available
- public works office: drop in 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. (closed from 12-1 p.m.)
Each department has specifications on how many visitors can be in the office at once and limits on how long appointments can take.
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Property tax notices will also be going out in the beginning of June.
They are due Sept. 2, 2020 and can be paid through online banking as well as in-person during drop-in hours.
At City Hall, payment is acceptable via debit (limits apply), cheque, credit (no credit for Property Taxes or Utilities) or cash but city staff ask that the online/distancing options are considered first and physical payments/cash last.
Cheques can also be dropped off in the new secure drop box outside the Finance Department at City Hall (no cash, please) or mailed to: City Hall at PO. Box 170, Revelstoke, BC, V0E 2S0.
You can also claim your Home Owner Grant online at: revelstoke.ca/finance (starting the week of June 1, 2020) or you can email: ehog@revelstoke.ca with a photo of your completed grant application.
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