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City asks storm-affected residents to log waste and flooding service requests

A stormwater retention pond in a residential Ontario neighbourhood.
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The City of Ottawa says residents still dealing with impacts from the July 1 extreme-weather event should report them through 3-1-1 or the City's online service-request forms so staff can route available resources and understand the storm's impact. The City says logging a service request will not result in staff entering a home.

For residents outside the hardest-hit wards 4, 7, 8 and 9, storm-related extra waste should be reported as a garbage-collection service request with "storm-related waste" selected as the issue; flooded basements should be reported through a separate basement-flooding request.

Separate requests are needed if a household has both waste and basement flooding, because different City teams respond, and storm-related waste is collected by separate garbage trucks rather than regular waste trucks.

Source: City of Ottawa e-subscriptions — Logging a service request helps us connect you with available support, sent to [email protected] 2026-07-14

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