City of Lethbridge to switch parking-related calls to 311 starting Friday
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The City of Lethbridge is moving all parking-related concerns to 311, starting Friday.
The City posted on its website Tuesday advising any residents needing tor report a “parking-related concern” will need to call or online chat with the city’s customer service team at Lethbridge 311.
The switch will mean freeing up the Lethbridge police non-emergency line and its dispatchers at the Lethbridge Public Safety Communications Centre (PSCC).
The non-emergency line remains available for other issues, receiving over 30,000 calls a year.
It’s expected that the change will free up dispatchers for more urgent issues.
For more information about parking matters in Lethbridge, go to Lethbridge.ca/parking.
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