If the road damage is causing a public safety concern, call 311 (905-615-4311 outside City limits).

Restaurants and retail food businesses must have a licence to operate in Mississauga. Restaurants sell food to be eaten on-site, like cafés, bars and pubs. Retail food businesses sell food that’s ...

For example, you can report issues with heating and plumbing, water damage, pests or the cleanliness of the property. Your personal information is kept confidential. However, if you don’t want to give ...

Review and prioritize the report based on its likelihood to reoccur and its impact to residents. Determine if an onsite investigation by an enforcement officer is required to proceed with the case. If ...

We’ll start an investigation within five business days We’ll remove graffiti according to the City’s policy on Graffiti Removal From City Property Graffiti on private property will be removed by the ...

We’ll start an investigation within five business days and contact you if we need more information.

If you notice litter, illegal dumping (garbage left without permission) or debris in parks, on roads or on public property, you can report it to the City. Report litter or illegal dumping in parks ...

You can request a temporary parking permit using your vehicle’s licence plate. Temporary parking permits are valid for five days. Each vehicle plate is eligible for up to 14 short‑term street parking ...

On a sports field, call 311 (905-615-4311 outside City limits) In a transitway shelter, report it to MiWay Customer Service at 905-615-4636 On a railway, report it to Service Ontario at 416-326-1234 ...

Book group study rooms at various library locations. Rent meeting rooms or auditoriums to host meetings or events for a community group. Click here for a map of Hazel McCallion Central Library and ...

Watch the video and read more about Hazel McCallion’s achievements. Hazel McCallion was mayor of Mississauga for 36 years. She was first elected in November 1978, and went on to serve 12 consecutive ...

The City has received $28.2 million from the federal Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) to help get more homes built faster in Mississauga. This is the third instalment the City has received under the HAF ...