Register your business unit address at the RMWB

All businesses in the region are required to have a registered civic address.

Many multi-unit buildings in the region are using unit addresses that have been self-assigned without municipal coordination. As a result, some of these unit addresses are not registered with the Municipality.

A registered address ensures emergency services like police, fire and ambulance can locate your business quickly when it matters most.

If you operate a home-based business, this requirement does not apply to you. 

Why a registered business unit address is important

Municipal addressing helps keep your property—and the people in it—safe. It also supports your business by:

• Helping customers and clients find you more easily.
• Ensuring continued mail delivery from Canada Post without disruption.
• Preventing delays when applying for permits or renewing your business licence.

Property owners responsible for registering unit addresses

Only property owners can apply for civic unit addresses in their building. If you are a tenant in a multi-unit building, please contact your property owner to complete the following steps:

1. Check to see if your building’s business unit addresses are registered online.
2. If needed, register your business address at rmwb.ca/address or in person at 9909 Franklin Ave., Fort McMurray.

Before April 1, 2026, applications can be submitted free of charge. Starting April 1, 2026, an application fee of $150 will be charged per address point.

If you have any questions or need assistance applying for a registered address, contact Pulse.