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Residents, visitors, and businesses can provide feedback on services delivered by the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality through an online form or direct submission.
Residents and visitors can search, filter, and view details of Sizakala walk-in centres directly on the municipal map when they become available.
The Development Engineering unit provides engineering design and project management for tourism and beachfront infrastructure development.
The unit delivers engineering services to support the development of infrastructure in low-income human settlements.
The Development Engineering unit provides engineering support for the development and improvement of cemeteries and informal trade facilities.
The Development Engineering unit designs and project manages capital infrastructure projects related to urban renewal and economic development within the municipality.
The Development Engineering unit coordinates the integrated delivery of engineering infrastructure across multiple municipal departments and private developers.
The unit oversees the planning and delivery of engineering infrastructure for sport fields and recreational facilities across Durban.
Residents can report incidents of unlawful occupation of land within the municipality. This is a way to bring such matters to the attention of the relevant authorities for investigation and action.
Residents, visitors, and businesses can report emergencies directly through the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality’s online platform. This includes urgent incidents requiring immediate public safety response.
The Safer Cities initiative is a public safety programme run by the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality to improve safety across Durban. It includes efforts in crime prevention, community engagement, and emergency response coordination.
Residents and members of the public can submit feedback on municipal services and performance through an online form on the official website.
