What if there’s no place for you to put snow on your property? In some boroughs, under some conditions, you may be allowed to put it on the sidewalk or in the street. Full details here.

Are your drawers overflowing? Would you like to sell personal items in good condition? Find out how to organize a garage sale at your home.

Residents who own a solid fuel-burning stove or fireplace, or remove a non-compliant wood-burning heating system are required to declare them. Learn more about how to complete a declaration.

If you see graffiti on public property in Montréal, let us know and we’ll take care of it.

Were you ticketed for an offense related to parking, traffic or another municipal by-law? Find out how to pay your statement of offence.

Have you seen a dog showing signs of aggression? Do you believe that a dog is dangerous? Here is how to report it.

Have you been bitten by a dog? Has your dog bitten someone or a pet? Here is how to report it.

Do you know a person or a company that you believe is illegally operating a tourist home? Learn what you can do to report the situation.

Want to view documents held by a Montréal borough? As a public organization, any borough must permit access to its documents and ensure the protection of any personal information they contain. Find out how to gain access.

Have you moved to a new parking zone? Find out whether you can exchange your residents-only parking sticker or need to get a new one.