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• Golf Dorval

• Municipal By-laws and Information

• Property Valuation and Tax Bill

• Re-engineering Project of the Dorval Interchange (English version coming soon)

• Société de transport de Montréal (STM)

Administrative Structure

The departments responsible for the administration and delivery of services in the City are:

• Office of the Director General
  Robert Bourbeau, Director General

• Public Affairs and Registry
  M^e Chantale Bilodeau, Director and City Clerk

• Urban Planning
  Mario St-Jean, Director

• Leisure and Culture
  Gilles Rochette, Director

• Administrative Services
  André Girard, Director and Treasurer

• Public Works
  Carl Minville, Director

To view the organization chart of the City of Dorval, please click here
(PDF - 89 KB).

Office of the Director General – (514) 633-4044

• In charge of the administration of the various departments and their activities
• Acts as liaison between the departments and the municipal council

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Public Affairs and Registry – (514) 633-4142

• Provides administrative support to the municipal council for its meetings and ensures proper recording and safekeeping of all council decisions and acts
• Manages reception and information, as well as communication services
• Manages the application of the Access to Information Act
• Ensures the conservation and safekeeping of all archives of the City
• Acts as returning officer during a municipal election
• Manages claims by and from the City
• Oversees the Community Aid Division
• Receives oaths

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Urban Planning – (514) 633-4084

• Manages the planning and urban development activities
• Manages the application of the zoning, construction, and subdivision by-laws
• Manages building inspection activities
• Ensures the application of various municipal by-laws
• Issues permits and certificates

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Leisure and Culture – (514) 633-4000

• Organizes and coordinates recreational, sports, and cultural activities as well as special events
• Coordinates activities offered to residents by recognized associations
• Provides administrative and technical support to local associations
• Manages all recreational facilities
• Manages the library Division

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Administrative Services – (514) 633-4040

• Prepare and control the budget of the City
• Manage the taxation and evaluation process and keep the valuation roll up to date
• Manage the collection of taxes, tariffs, and fines
• Manage the Financial, Material, and Data Processing Divisions
• Manage the Human Resources Division

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Public Works – (514) 633-4046

• Are responsible for the upkeep of all City properties
• Are responsible for the maintenance of the water distribution, sewer and drainage systems
• Are responsible for the maintenance of street lighting equipment and road signs
• Manage all garbage collection activities
• Manage the Technical Support Division, which is charged with the design and supervision of all construction or reconstruction of infrastructures and buildings
• Manage the drinking water production facility, as well as its distribution system

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