Visiting someone who lives in Montréal? Working in an area where parking is difficult? Some boroughs offer one-day or one-month stickers for parking on streets reserved for residents.

Would you like to take care of street cats? You can get a permit from your borough to participate in the Trap-Neuter-Release-Maintain (TNRM) program. Find out how here.

Do you want to organize a metropolitan sports, cultural or community event on public property? First you need to get a permit. Find out how to apply.

Would you like to access a boat launching ramp? You can, in Lachine, LaSalle, Pierrefonds-Roxboro and Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles. Find out how.

Did you know that in some boroughs your vehicle cannot be parked in the street for more than a given number of consecutive hours without being moved? The maximum duration varies depending on the type of vehicle (car, truck or other). See what rules apply in your borough.

Did you fasten your bike to a bicycle rack that has since been removed for the winter? Did you fasten your bike to a tree, private fence or city furniture? If yes, then it may have been seized. Learn how you can retrieve it.

Do you operate a business or represent an organization and want to build a parklet in front of your establishment in Montréal? Find out how to get a permit.

Do you own or operate a business or represent an organization and want to build a parklet? Learn about the applicable standards that must be met.

Want to remove graffiti from your private property in Montréal? The borough will do it for you free of charge.

Are you renovating your bathroom? Is a plumbing company scheduled to carry out work in your home? Don’t know where the exterior water service inlet is located on your property? Learn more about the steps to follow, based on the borough in which you live.