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Sudburians now have another channel of choice to connect with the city by submitting online service requests on the customer service portal at 311.greatersudbury.ca.
Twenty-eight municipal services, including pothole reports, curbside collection of household waste and bylaw enforcement, are available using the online self-service system.
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Online service requests give residents a convenient online option to request assistance or report issues at any time.
Residents who register with 311.greatersudbury.ca also have the option of receiving email or text updates to track the progress of their requests and issues.
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