City of Hamilton's askcity@hamilton.ca Email Now Available for Non-Urgent Inquiries
- Crista Cooper
- Jun 11, 2024
- 1 min read
Great news for Hamilton residents!
The City of Hamilton has successfully restored its askcity@hamilton.ca email service, providing a convenient alternative to phone calls for non-urgent inquiries and general questions. This is another step towards normalcy after the ransomware attack that disrupted various city services nearly four months ago.
Residents can now easily reach out to the city via email, reducing the need to call the front desk. While the city continues to work on restoring other affected services, such as the public library system, HSR, and licensing portals, this email service restoration is a welcome development.
Although the city cannot provide a timeline for full restoration of all affected systems, the community can rely on the askcity@hamilton.ca email for assistance and information. Please visit the City of Hamilton's official website for the latest updates on the ongoing cybersecurity recovery efforts.
Good morning, we have an issue of major concern for the residents of Trinity Church Road. We have been asking that the vegetation in the ditches around here be cut for a few weeks. It is a danger when attempting to leave our driveway AS IN ... difficulty seeing approaching traffic. We have called the city and were told that we were on the list!!!! The traffic around here is much too fast and the result is what happened the other day just down the road from us. One child died and many were critically injured. I heard the police say on the news that they are constantly monitoring this road.....not true, I drive this road many tim…