Town Response to Provincial Restrictions
On Tuesday, December 8, 2020, the Province of Alberta announced new restrictions in place in Alberta until at least January 12, 2021, in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic (please familiarize yourself with all restrictions, as viewable on the Provincial Website, Town of Hinton COVID Website, or CivicSend).

In response to these announced restrictions, Town of Hinton CAO Emily Olsen and Senior Leadership have made decision that all Town Buildings will be closed to the public on Sunday, December 13, 2020.

These closures will make all buildings only accessible by the public on an appointment basis. In the interest of continuity of service to our community, we are including key information for important facilities in Hinton, to the right.

Stay Connected
With buildings closed and no social gatherings, some residents normal information networks may be less accessible than usual. It's more important than ever to stay up to date and informed on what's going on in the community. Visit NotifyMe and subscribe to receive updates from the Town, like our scheduled COVID update, automatically, at Hinton.ca/NotifyMe

Doing Business

We'd like to remind residents who may have business licenses coming do, or other business, of their options for online operations, including: 

Accessing Your Information

• Business Licenses 
• Tax/Assessment Information
• Utility Accounts
• Public Tax Roll information
• and a newly integrated Business Directory

• You can drop your payment in the secure mail box located outside the main entrance at the Government Centre on the right hand side of the main doors. The Town of Hinton recommends dropping off mail between 8am and 4pm, Monday thru Friday, holidays exempted. 
• The Town of Hinton is partnered with the OptionPay System to accept online payments with select credit cards
  • Payments may be accepted via Mastercard and Visa. Please note that OptionPay institutes a fee for use
  • Read more here on the OptionPay website
• You can pay as a bill through your online banking
  • You will have to set up the Town of Hinton as one of your payees. You can try searching “Hinton” or “Town of Hinton”. Three different options should appear, one being for utilities, property taxes and accounts receivable. In this case you will want to select the accounts receivable. Your account number will be your customer number on your invoice. Your bank may require more digits than the customer number, if so you will need to put a zero or zero's in front of the first digit of your customer number in order to make it as many digits as they require

Read more about doing business with us during closures here. Find Community Services Status here.