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This section provides information on:
Services such as paying bills, getting a building permit or a marriage license will be available at the main City Hall building in downtown Ottawa or at the six satellite locations throughout the new city (yes, there is one in Orleans). Existing libraries as well as community and recreation centres may act as secondary service centres will also provide a variety of services.
Many municipal services will be available seven days a week, 24 hours a day, through a call centre and the Internet (details to come later). The call centre that will be set up will have agents able to provide general information and service requests 24/7.
The new city's administration is comprised of six departments:
- People Services
- Sustaining or improving the quality of life for individuals; a department that combines public health, community services and recreation; through various points of service, residents have access to all city services within individual neighbourhoods.
- Development Services
- Quality of life of the community; offering developers and planners streamlined processes, informed frontline staff, and more convenient services through greater use of technology; and with a focus on environmental and sustainable growth practices.
- Protective and Emergency Services
- Safety and security of people and property; one common operating jurisdiction for all emergency services that will result in improved inter-agency and inter-departmental communications and operations; and a central command of service providers that will result in more effective and coordinated services.
- Transportation, Utilities and Public Works
- Infrastructure services that regroups all "basic services" like roads, parks, wastewater, water, transportation and transit; a department that better integrates workforce, sharing of equipment and technology.
- Corporate Services
- Supporting the business and governance of the City; the backbone of the municipal structure that will ensure greater efficiencies and greater access for the client and resident of the new City.
- Human Resources
- Services to/for employees with an emphasis on accountability, value for money and quality service to the public.
- Main City Hall
- 110 Laurier Street West,
Ottawa, On. K1P 1J1
- Satellite Offices
- 580 Terry Fox Drive,
Kanata, On. K2L 4C2
101 Centrepointe Drive Nepean, On. K2G 5K7
255 Centrum Boulevard, Suite 100 Cumberland On. K1E 3V8
5670 Carp Road Kinburn, On. K0A 2H0
2155 Roger Stevens Drive, P.O. Box 310 North Gower, On. K0A 2T0
8243 Victoria Street Metcalfe, On. K0A 2P0
- Secondary Service Centres
- Kanata Leisure Centre,
70 Aird Place (Katimavik Rd.), Kanata, On. K2K 2W3
Beaverbrook Library, 2500 Campeau Drive, Kanata, On. K2P 2W3
Centennial Library Branch, 3870 Richmond Road, Bell's Corners, Nepean, On. K2H 5C4
Walter Baker Centre, 100 Malvern Drive, Nepean, On. K2J 2G5
Nepean Sportsplex, 1701 Woodroffe Avenue, Nepean, On. K2G 1W2
Blackburn Hamlet Library, 199 Glen Park Drive, Gloucester, On. K1B 5B8
North Gloucester Library, 2036 Ogilvie Road, Gloucester, On. K1J 7N8
Cumberland Library, 1515 10th Line Road, Cumberland, On. K1E 3E8
Orleans Recreation Complex, 1490 Youville Drive, Orleans, On. K1C 2X8
Carp Library, 3911 Carp Road, Caro, On. K0A 1L0
Stittsville Library, 1637 Main Street, Stittsville, On. K2S 1A9
Richmond Library, 6240 Perth Road, Richmond, On. K0A 2Z0
Osgoode Library, 5630 Main Street, Osgoode, On. K0A 2W0
Manotick Library, 5499 South River Drive, Manotick, On. K4M 1A1
- Recreation program registration
- Rentals and bookings of facilities
- General payments (e.g. taxes, parking tickets)
- Permits and licenses
- Disabled persons parking permits
- Assessment roll information (i.e. property)
- By-law information *
- Birth and death registrations *
- Lottery applications *
- Sale of bus passes and tickets
- Information literature
- Arts and heritage directory
- Public internet access
- Council and committee minutes *
* - Only at satellite offices
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