Office of the Ombudsman
An impartial investigator who looks into complaints about the administration of the town’s services or programs, when the town’s internal complaint process hasn’t resolved the issue.
The Office of the Ombudsman of Ontario is available to act as ombudsman for the town as part of our commitment to transparent and accountable government.
When to file a complaint
Before sending a complaint to the ombudsman, you must first try to resolve any issues through the town’s processes. If you are not satisfied with services you’ve received from the town, the first step is to speak to the department responsible for those services to discuss your concerns and resolve the issue.
Visit the Contact Us page for more information on reporting a problem and connecting with staff.
How to file a complaint
A complaint form is available on the Office of the Ombudsman of Ontario website. You must complete and submit the form including a short summary of you complaint directly to the ombudsman. Anonymous complaints are not accepted, and town staff cannot forward complaints on behalf of individuals.
What happens next?
The ombudsman reviews your complaint, determines whether or not it falls within the ombudsman’s jurisdiction and contacts you about next steps. For more details about how the process works, please refer to the Office of the Ombudsman of Ontario website.
Need assistance?
If you need assistance with the complaint process or would like information in an alternate format, please contact the Ombudsman office directly.
Office of the Ombudsman of Ontario
1-800-263-1830
info@ombudsman.on.ca
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