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Most things you need from City Hall can now be done online.
Report a pothole, renew a permit or pay a water bill in minutes. Track every request from start to finish and get a notice when it is done, by email or SMS.
About the city
Unity City is home to 285,000 residents across 14 neighbourhoods. Our council and departments work in the open: budgets, meetings and decisions are published for everyone to read, question and improve.
A good city listens first. Every plan starts with the people who live here.
City departments
Forty departments, one goal: a city that works.
Roads, bridges, drainage and street lighting, maintained year round.
Forty parks, sports fields and community centres for every age.
Bus routes, bike lanes and safer crossings across every district.
Online services
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285K
Residents in 14 neighbourhoods
124
km² of city area
38%
Green space and parks
150+
Years of local government
Upcoming events
Free events, open meetings and volunteer days.
All eventsFood stalls, local makers and live music every evening until New Year.
Event detailsHear the draft budget and tell the council what matters most to you.
Event detailsGloves, bags and coffee provided. Bring your neighbours and your energy.
Event detailsResidents say
Feedback from residents shapes how we design every service.
I renewed my parking permit on my phone in five minutes. The receipt arrived before I left the café.
We reported a broken streetlight on the map and a crew fixed it two days later. The status updates helped.
We publish every plan before we decide on it. Read them, question them, help us improve them.
Public documents
City news
Projects, decisions and stories from across the city.
View allWork starts in spring on 6 km of separated lanes linking the station to the river.
Read moreThe Eastside hub adds a library, maker space and evening classes by 2028.
Read moreGroups can apply for up to $10,000 for gardens, murals and street events.
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