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Property Tax Bill eBilling Option Now Available

Property Tax Bill eBilling Option Now Available Property Tax Bill eBilling Option You may now request that your Property Tax Bills be sent to you by email.  Please click on the link below to complete an eBilling Request Form if you would like to request eBilling for an existing property tax account. If the information provided about an existing account does not match what is currently on file with the Township of Jocelyn, the request for eBilling will not be processed and the bills will continue to be mailed. eBilling Request Form

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Fire Ban In Effect July 14, 2026

July 14, 2026 As per direction from the Township of Jocelyn’s Fire Chief, a Fire Ban is in effect  for the entire geographical boundaries of the Township of Jocelyn effective July 14, 2026. The risk of fire in the community is considered to be extreme. Until further notice, all fire/burn permits are suspended. Should you have any questions, please contact Rick Sirvio, Fire Chief @ 705-206-8809 or by email at Firechief@jocelyn.ca Sincerely, Township of Jocelyn  

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2026 Census Reminder

Census Reminder Haven’t filled out your 2026 Census questionnaire yet? It only takes a few minutes and makes a big difference. Census data paint a portrait of Canadians and their stories – from small communities to entire provinces and territories. Complete yours today at census.gc.ca.

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Credit and Debit Payment Options Now Available

Credit and Debit Payment Options Now Available The Township of Jocelyn is pleased to announce that credit and debit payments are now accepted for taxes, licences, permits, and zoning applications.  Debit and credit card payments can be made at the Jocelyn Township Office.   Please be advised that a 3% processing fee applies to all credit card payments and will be added to the total amount due at the time of payment.  

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BURN SEASON IS HERE. TIME TO RENEW YOUR FIRE PERMIT!

BURN SEASON IS HERE. TIME TO RENEW YOUR FIRE PERMIT! Here’s some background information: – The Fire permit is a legal document that allows you to burn at a specific time and location.  – It is required between April 1st and October 31st and must be renewed (at no cost) annually. – By getting a fire permit, you are taking responsibility for conducting a burn safely. – You must follow the rules on the burn permit and have the fire fighting equipment specified on hand (typically a shovel/rake/garden hose, etc. See the permit for specifics). 👉 For fires other than a campfire, a fire permit is required. What qualifies as a campfire? A campfire is a small, controlled, outdoor fire used for warmth, cooking, or casual socializing and is typically contained within a fire ring or pit. It is not a bonfire (which is intentionally large, meant to be visible

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