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City provides innovative and accessible ways of requesting services

19 January 2013 By admin

The City of Cape Town is pleased to report that 71% of all faults reported to it over the festive season were resolved within 14 days despite there being a reduced number of staff. “The remainder of complaints, which include more complex faults, are being attended to as a matter of urgency by staff working over-time,” said Mayoral Committee Member for Corporate Services Alderman Demetri Qually.  Faults reported mainly related to water supply, power outages, waste collection and other services. 
 

  • SMS 31220 for all electricity service faults
  • SMS 31373 for water and sewer service faults (Other service requests are accepted.) 


E-mail
 

  • contact.us@capetown.gov.za to report all service faults
  • power@capetown.gov.za to report electricity service faults
  • Watertoc@capetown.gov.za to report water and sewer service faults
  • accounts@capetown.gov.za for queries regarding municipal account (please have your municipal account number on hand)
  • wastewise.user@capetown.gov.za for solid waste-related enquiries


Web

Log onto the City’s website – www.capetown.gov.za
Choose the “Service Requests” option on the left of the screen.
Follow the prompts.

SmartCape access points

The City has installed SmartCape access computers in libraries and other walk-in centres throughout Cape Town. Residents can use these to e-mail the City or access the City’s website. This is a free service to the community.

Walk-in centres

The City has 50 cash offices, 37 housing offices, 23 subcouncil offices and seven walk-in centres located throughout the city where residents can walk in to report service faults.





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Filed Under: South Africa Tagged With: cape town, government, municipality

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