Current changes in Urban Environment services

The Urban Environment Division has started to mainly serve customers remotely because we wish to ensure smooth service even during the coronavirus epidemic.

The Urban Environment Division has started to mainly
serve customers remotely because we wish to ensure smooth service even during
the coronavirus epidemic.

If you need our services, please check the available
remote services and service hours on our website before contacting us. We will update our
contact information and this announcement if the service hours change.

Find our contact information here

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Latest changes to the
services:

You can access the
following remote services, among others:

Since many popular services are now temporarily handled by phone, there will be some queues on the phone. Please do not hang up while queueing.

Please do not visit the customer service point if you have been advised to stay in quarantine or you have any symptoms of a cold or flu.

 This announcement will be updated as the services
change.

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