Third Party Request for MPAC Data

Third Party Request for MPAC Data

MPAC often receives requests for information from third parties, which can come through municipalities or non municipal clients. MPAC's Business Development Team will work with third parties and/or municipalities to determine product options, execute license agreements and allocates costs. All data released is in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (MFIPPA) based on requirements. Please direct any third party requesting data to your local Account Manager, or to MPAC's Business Development Team at 1-(866)-296-6722 or products@mpac.ca.

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