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Rates and Payments

Your rates help pay for the public works in the City of Canning.

Public works include the maintenance of infrastructure such as roads and parks, as well as the many community services the City provides including Cannington and Riverton Leisureplexes, aged care programs, libraries and community events.

Payment Methods

You can pay your rates online, in person, over the phone or through direct debit. Help for financial hardship is also available for those who need it.

Financial Hardship

If you are unable to pay your rates due to financial hardship, you can apply for a special payment arrangement or a due date extension.

Ratepayer Benefits

Ratepayers receive a bunch of fun benefits, including free access to our golf, swimming, and gym facilities.

Change your details

If your personal information changes, you can easily update it online.

Register for eRates

You can sign-up for eRates to receive your rates by email.

Online payments

Payments can be made from valid credit cards (Visa or Mastercard) via our secure payment gateway.

Have a question about your rates? Check out the frequently asked rates questions page.

Changes to rates in 2023-2024

Canning's Better Budget 2023-2024

On 27 June 2023, the City of Canning Council adopted its 2023-2024 Annual Budget, our Better Budget. Find all of the highlights in this video:

Mason Ward

See the budget highlights for Queens Park, East Cannington, Bentley and parts of St James and Welshpool.

See the budget highlights for Canning Vale and Parkwood.

See the budget highlights for Wilson, Cannington, Ferndale and Lynwood.

See the budget highlights for Willetton and part of Leeming.

See the budget highlights for Riverton, Rossmoyne and Shelley.

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