Due to Monday’s extreme weather and high winds, the City of Penticton’s phone lines are currently down.
Officials say its telecommunications supplier is working toward a solution but has not given a timetable for services to resume.
The City of Penticton said anyone who wants to contact city facilities can visit penticton.ca online.
In the case of a non-emergency issue, the city said residents to fill out a report and issue form online.
For more specific information, the city has listed its contacts:
- media or communications inquiries: CityofPentictonAnnouncements@penticton.ca
- bylaw concerns: bylaw@penticton.ca
- roads or transportation: publicworks@penticton.ca
- utility service questions: electric.utility@penticton.ca
- utility billing: utilities@penticton.ca
- public hearing submissions: publichearings@penticton.ca
- temporary use permits or development variance permits: corpadmin@penticton.ca
- programs registration and recreation inquiries: rec@penticton.ca
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