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The former Townships of Grattan, Sebastopol, South Algona and the Village of Eganville amalgamated on January 1, 2001 to create the Township of Bonnechere Valley. According to the 2021 Census, the Township has a population of 3,898 people.
Bonnechere Valley is a beautiful little municipality, part of Renfrew County and located in eastern Ontario. It is central from the Nation’s Capital and the Historic Algonquin Park. The main village of Eganville is located at the junction of Highways 41 & 60, a major transportation route for trucks and vehicles traveling to and through those destinations. The municipality is known for its lake and rivers especially the Bonnechere River which flows directly through the village.
Did you know that you can make your utility billing payments online through your financial institution?
These four steps will allow you to make your payment with your online banking.
1. Add the Township of Bonnechere Valley as a Payee - use the search term "Bonnechere Valley"
2. Select "Water" for utility billing
3. Enter your account number - Your account number is located on the top left hand side of your bill. Use all 14 digits of your account number, do not include any spaces or decimals.
4. Make the payment - Follow your financial institutions instructions to complete the payment. Payments typically take a few business days to process. To avoid interest, please make your payment on time.
PLEASE NOTE: If you own multiple properties you must set up each one as a separate account. Otherwise your payments will not be allocated properly. If assistance is required setting up your account to make an online payment, please contact your financial institution. The Township is not responsible for late fees that incur where a change of address, sale of property, change of ownership was not received, or mail delay.
Did you know that you can make your tax payments online through your financial institution?
These four steps will allow you to make your payment with your online banking.
1. Add the Township of Bonnechere Valley as a Payee - use the search term "Bonnechere Valley"
2. Select "Taxes" for property taxes
3. Enter your account number - Your roll number is the account number, use all 19 digits of the roll number without any spaces or decimals, starting with 4738 and ending with 0000.
4. Make the payment - Follow your financial institutions instructions to complete the payment. Payments typically take a few business days to process. To avoid interest, please make your payment on time.
PLEASE NOTE: If you own multiple properties you must set up each one as a separate account. Otherwise your payments will not be allocated properly. If assistance is required setting up your account to make an online payment, please contact your financial institution. The Township is not responsible for late fees that incur where a change of address, sale of property, change of ownership was not received, or mail delay.
How much of the year does the interim tax cover?
The interim tax bill is a payment on account towards your annual taxes. It does not cover a specific period of time. This interim payment will be deducted from your final bill, which covers the calendar year when it is issued later.
