We offer a One Counter Solution for most Council services. Customer Service staff are multi-skilled and able to assist with a wide range of enquires, including:
Our Customer Service Counter is located at 1a Marlborough Street, Drummoyne, NSW, 2047, and is open Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:00pm.
Enquiries related to filming or use of Council parks and sporting fields, should be directed to the Recreation Bookings Coordinator via email openspacebookings@canadabay.nsw.gov.au.
NOTICE: Please be advised this service will be unavailable until January 2025.
In addition to our Customer Service desk at our Civic Centre in Drummoyne, Council also operates a Customer Service Desk at Concord Library every second Wednesday from 12:30–3:30pm. Click here to see dates. This Customer Service desk can assist with:
If you have any questions about this service please call 9911 6555.
Council's JP service is available at the Drummoyne Civic Centre, Monday to Friday from 8:30am–4pm. Please ensure that you are practising social distancing and following recommended hygiene measures when attending. The JP Register and a list of additional JP venues can be found here.
JP services are also available at Concord and Five Dock Libraries. Please click here to book.
To speak to a duty planner, you will need to book a free 15-minute phone appointment through our online booking system. The Planning and Development section of this website contains all relevant planning controls. The property information and application search tools enable you check the status of your development application.
Duty Planner appointments are available Monday-Friday 9:00am-12:00pm.
All Council forms and fact sheets are stored in one central location.
We can accept cash, cheque, EFTPOS and credit card (except Diners). Please note both Visa and Master credit card transactions will incur a 0.6% surcharge, Amex Card transactions will incur a 1% surcharge.
The City of Canada Bay prides itself on delivering excellent service to residents and customers. We welcome all feedback from the community, whether it be positive or negative. If something has exceeded or not met your expectations, Council would like to know about it.
Council believes effective feedback management benefits the organisation in the following important ways:
These are service requests that fall under the normal scope of Council services. These can be reported to Council via the online forms, or via email to council@canadabay.nsw.gov.au or by phone 9911 6555.
A complaint is when a service or request is not actioned in a satisfactory way, which infers that a request has already been lodged with Council for the particular issue. It can be any expression of dissatisfaction with Council:
Council has developed a comprehensive Complaint Management Policy to ensure all complaints are dealt with as follows:
When you have had a positive experience with Council staff or services Council would encourage your feedback to ensure that relevant staff are commended for providing quality services to the residents of Canada Bay.
A customer normally needs to provide:
It is important to keep in mind that Council has a wide scope of operations (and particularly for certain areas and requests the timeframes for managing various issues vary), so being informed about how the services work, or should work, is an important step in the process. Council's website is an excellent resource, and is always being updated with improved content in this regard.
Post: Locked Bag 1470, Drummoyne NSW 1470
Phone: 9911 6555
Fax: 9911 6550
Email: council@canadabay.nsw.gov.au
Online: eRequest
For further information, please see Council's Complaint Management Policy
If you are dissatisfied by a decision or outcome to lodging a complaint with Council you can contact the relevant body: Department of Local Government, NSW Ombudsman, ICAC, Privacy NSW.
We are always looking to improve our work and the service we provide our community.
Your feedback is valuable. If you have had an interaction with Council, we'd love to hear how we went.
How did we go?