Some insects that have been reported on the island of Montréal are harmful or can be hazardous to your health. Have you seen a nest on public property? Find out how to report it.

Certain regulations apply to mowing height, prohibited materials, and weeds that are harmful to human health. Learn about the standards that apply in your borough so that you can properly maintain your property.

In most boroughs, it is prohibited to store certain objects along the façade of residential and commercial buildings. Examples of objects include camper-trailers, waste containers, and merchandise for sale. Learn about the conditions that apply in your area.

Would you like to get financial assistance to compensate for the property tax increase following the work you had performed through the renovations for buildings that house artists’ studios support program? Find out how to submit an application.

Would you like to replace or install a water meter in your residential building or unit? Find out you need to know.

A certificate of identity and residence gives you access to municipal programs and services. Find out how to get your certificate.

Looking for a space where you can hold a one-time activity? Rent rooms, sports facilities and other venues on a short-term basis.

Would you like to have a shed or other outbuilding on your property? To install this type of accessory building, there are rules you must follow, and you may need a permit. Find out what you need to do in your borough.

Have you seen a scrap vehicle abandoned on a street? Or perhaps on private property? If the vehicle cannot run, you can report it to us, no matter whether it is on the street, an alley, or on public or private property.

Notice a broken street light in Montréal? Let us know and we’ll take care of it.