Pay a bill
Have you received a bill for a false fire or police alarm, temporary occupancy of public property, arena rental or café-terrace occupancy? Find out how to pay for it.
These types of bills, also called “miscellaneous income,” can be sent at any time of the year. Depending on the item billed, they are sent to the property owner, a company, or an individual. These bills are payable in 1 instalment, no matter the amount.
Additional fees may apply, including in the following situations:
- Cheque returned (insufficient funds in the account)
- Request for return of a cheque sent
- Issuance of a reimbursement cheque for payment of more than the invoiced amount
On line
Participating financial institutions:
- BMO Financial Group
- CIBC Bank
- Desjardins (AccèsD)
- Laurentian Bank
- National Bank of Canada
- RBC Royal Bank
- Scotia Bank
- TD Bank Financial Group
When making a payment, provide the reference number included on the invoice, without hyphens.
In person
Bring the detachable portion of your invoice and your payment to any Accès Montréal office.
By mail
Send us your payment and the detachable stubs of your bill. Fill in the box to indicate the amount of your payment.
Accepted methods of payment:
- Cheque made out to Ville de Montréal, in Canadian dollars, drawn on a Canadian financial institution
- Money order made out to the Ville de Montréal
Montréal, QC H3C 4X8
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