Town of St. Stephen By-laws

St. Stephen, New Brunswick · summary & facts

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# By-Laws By-laws are, generally speaking, a set of rules and guidelines that residents must follow. Passed by council, by-laws are used to regulate, prohibit, or impose certain specific requirements. They are what enable a town like ours to operate safely, efficiently, and dependably. **\*\*\*THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION\*\*\*** Please contact Celeste Caswell in the Clerk's Office for assistance at (506)466-7700 ext.124 or by email: [email protected]. BYLAW W-1, A Bylaw Respecting Water and Sewer Rates and Charges Water Rate Changes ## **Welcome to AccessE11-Citizen Issue Management** Image ![Access E11 Link](/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2024-06/Access%20E11.jpg?itok=WzMuErsI) Image ![Submit Button](/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/2024-07/Submit-Button.jpg?itok=rvE6blAO) ###### **\*\*Please check your spam/junk mail folder if you do not instantly receive an automatic email after submitting your concern.** AccessE11 is a web-based system that provides citizens a simple and effective way to report concerns and issues. This system is intended to provide a more streamlined approach to issue management. Once a citizen submits an issue through the form, staff are notified within minutes and the issue is uploaded into AccessE11 for review. After review, the case will be given a priority level and assigned to the appropriate staff member. Additional information will be provided via an automatic email after submitting the form (**please check your spam/junk mail folder if you do not instantly receive the automatic email after case submission**). Citizens will then be able to view updates to their case, ask additional questions and provide supporting attachments such as photos and videos through their personal web-based portal. You will not be asked to provide a username or password to access your case. ##