Why Municipal Enquiries Are Tracked
Tracking ensures that MPAC is responding to municipal enquiries within the Service Level Agreement (SLA) deadlines. MPAC has 30 days to respond to non-urgent enquiries, and 2 business days to respond to urgent enquiries.
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