Budget, Fees and Finances

Norfolk provides essential services for our communities, which depend on assets that must be managed effectively and maintained in good repair.

The budget serves as the County’s financial blueprint, guiding the allocation of funds to essential programs and services.

A credit rating provides confidence and financial information to potential purchasers/investors in debentures issued by Norfolk County.

One-time fees paid by developers to help cover the cost of municipal services such as roads, transit, water, and sewer infrastructure.

Norfolk County's consolidated financial statements reflect our assets, liabilities, revenues and expenses.

Find information on how property taxes are assessed, payment methods, deadlines, and available rebates and deferrals. 

User fees help keep property tax costs down by ensuring that everyone does not pay for services used by only a few people.

Norfolk County Water operates 24/7 and is funded by rates and user fees.