The City of St. John's is advising residents, businesses and partners of potential impacts and contingency plans due to the postal disruption at Canada Post.
The next water meter billing July to September 2025 has a due date of Oct. 31, 2025.
Property owners can request the bill by emailing waterclerk@stjohns.ca. The email must include the account number and the property location.
Commercial Vacancy Allowance Claims can be forwarded to the City by email to taxation@stjohns.ca, by fax to 709-576-8162, or dropped off to the Access Centre located at City Hall (8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday), or via the drop box outside City Hall.
For questions, balance inquiries or more information, please contact Revenue Accounting by email at taxation@stjohns.ca or by phone at 709-576-8251 during regular business hours (9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday).
Commercial Realty Billing from October to December 2025 is scheduled to be mailed early November. The city will provide further updates if the strike is still ongoing at that time.
Monthly bills will be emailed if the city has email information on file. If you haven’t received your bill by Oct. 14, please contact taxation@stjohns.ca. The email must include the Robin Hood Bay account holder and account number.
The City will email Robin Hood Bay bills due to the low volume of accounts and to avoid access denials for account holders.
If the postal disruption impacts your regular residential or commercial billing payment to the City, please use alternative payment options to ensure your payment is received by the due date.
If vendors are not already receiving payments electronically, please contact accountspayable@stjohns.ca for instructions on how to enroll in Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT).
Please view the payment options listed on our Payment Options webpage.
For planning and development applications that provide an opportunity for public feedback, the City of St. John's would normally notify property owners within 150 metres of the application site via mail. During the Canada Post strike, notices will not be mailed out.
Notices will continue to be posted on the City's website, sent to email subscribers, posted to social media and shared through the Telegram's online edition.
Residents are encouraged to subscribe to receive information from the City of St. John's directly to your inbox.
Due to the ongoing postal strike, some vote-by-mail kits may not reach residents in time for the municipal election. To provide an opportunity to all residents to cast their ballot, the City of St. John’s has implemented the following changes.
For more information visit the 2025 Municipal Election webpage.
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