Customer Service Information

Regional Management

Customer Service Centre Manager

Regionalisation Drive
Understanding Regionalisation

The City of Johannesburg has extended its service offering
across all its 7 regions as the regionalisation drive intensifies.

No.RegionCenter NamePhysical AddressEmail Address
1AMidrand Customer Service Centre, MidrandCnr Woodmead and Waterfall Drives, MidrandregionArevenue@Joburg.org.za
2BRandburg Customer Service CentreCnr Bram Fischer Drive and Jan Smuts Avenue, RandburgregionBrevenue@Joburg.org.za
3CRoodepoort Customer Service Centre100 Christiaan de Wet Road Florida ParkregionCrevenue@Joburg.org.za
4CCity Hall Customer Service Centre62 Berlandina Street, RoodepoortregionCrevenue@Joburg.org.za
5DJabulani Customer Service Centre1 Koma Road, JabulaniregionDrevenue@Joburg.org.za
6ESandton Customer Service Centre137 Daisy Street, Sandown, SandtonregionErevenue@Joburg.org.za
7FThuso House Customer Service Centre61 Jorissen Street, BraamfonteinregionFrevenue@Joburg.org.za
8GLenasia Customer Service CentreCnr Rose Avenue and Eland Street, Lenasia Ext.1regionGrevenue@Joburg.org.za

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How to Read Your Bill
How to read your bill

To assist customers with understanding their municipal bill, the City compiled a glossary of terms to assist in reading residential or commercial municipal rates and services bill.

  1. Account Number – A unique customer identification on number
  2. Postal Address – Is the address to which the bill is being mailed.
  3. Physical Address – Is the address to which the bill is being mailed. The loca on where service is provided and usage is measured.
  4. Township – The name of your area as defined in the Town Planning and Townships Ordinance.
  5. Number of Dwellings - Refers to various types of structures used for accommodation. Such structures include houses, townhouses, flats / apartments, hostels, huts, informal dwellings such as shacks, semi-detached houses.
  6. Stand number/Portion - means any piece of land registered as an erf with a number, lot, plot in a deeds registry, and includes a stand or lot forming part of a piece of land laid
  7. Stand size – size of the stand
  8. Valuation Date – This reflects the last date your property was valued/asssesed by the municipal valuer. Municipal valua ons and the date of valua on is in line with the requirements of the Municipal Property Rates Act (MPRA).
  9. Market Value – The market value of the immovable property is the amount the property would have realised if sold on the open market by a willing seller to a willing buyer.
  10. Previous Account Balance – Past amount due for all prior billing periods (not including current billing cycle)
  11. Bill Date – Date customer's bill was created
  12. Statement For – This means the month of your statement. Always check the date to ensure that you are paying using the correct statement
  13. Due Date – Date customer's payment should be received by the City
  14. Last Payment Made – Date last payment received from customer
  15. Incoming Payments – Payments received on the account during the previous billing cycle
  16. Current Charges – The current charges due on your bill and are payable when you receive the bill. Current charges are considered delinquent after the date shown as the due date. If the amount due for current charges is not paid by the due date, you will automatically be put through credit control process.
  17. Total Due - How much you currently owe the City, and the amount due on your account as of the billing date.
  18. Message section. This area includes any special messages such as water rate increases or website information.
  19. Ageing Analysis - This indicates the payment pattern of our customers over a period of 30, 60 and 90+ days.
  20. Easy Pay - The EasyPay number allows you to make payments at any EasyPay pay-point. However, a payment takes three days to reflect in the City's account, so remember to pay your account well in advance.
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Query Escalation process

Customers have the right to escalate their billing query if:

  • It is older than 30 days;
  • Has a reference number older than 30 days;
  • Escalate query to the operations manager who has 15 days to resolve query;
  • If still no response after the query has been escalated to operations manager, escalate to Assistant
    Director who has 15 days to resolve;
  • If not resolved, escalate to Deputy director who has 15 days to resolve;
  • If not resolved, next step is billing director who has 15 days to resolve;
  • If a customer is still unhappy with the resolution they received from the City, they can contact the
    City's Ombudsman. Complaints must be in writing and signed by the complainant. A complaint form can be downloaded from www.joburgombudsman.org.za.

 

Each queried account must have the following:

  • Account number;
  • Reference number;
  • Account holder's name and surname;
  • Contact details;
  • Stand number;
  • Area;
  • Summary of complaint.

 

Query resolution process:

  • Query has to be logged with valid reference number;
  • Relevant information or documentation provided;
  • Query then rooted to resolution team for investigation;
  • Analysis is done and where needed site visits are conducted;
  • Based on findings, account is finalized and outcome is send to customer
Service Level Standards

Core ServiceService Level Standard
Opening of Accounts
  • Rates
  • Water
  • Electricity
  • Refuse

Within 30 Days

Clearance certificates

100% clearance certificates issued within 30 days of application being received

Refunds

100% of refunds issued within 30 working days

Billing queries logged

  • 85% resolved within 30 working days
  • 95% resolved within 60 working days
  • 100% resolved within 90 working days

Turnaround time for resolving customer complaints raised

  • 85% of customers complaints responded to within 30 days
  • 95% of customers complaints responded to within 60 days
  • 100% of customers complaints responded to within 90 days

Ackowledgement of queries

  • Immediately if in person and on e-mail
  • Reference number willl be provided to acknowledge and track queries logged

Customer Service Centre/ Walk-In Centre maximum queuing time

30 minutes 90% of the cases

Services Offered
  • Refund request
  • Accounts enquiries
  • Accounts payments
  • Change of ownership
  • Clearance applications
  • Lodge customer queries
  • Account due date's changes
  • Meter investigation requests
  • Overdue accounts arrangements
  • Termination of services by owners
  • Full and final settlement of accounts
  • Application of Expanded Social Package
  • Remissions on accounts for senior citizens
  • Reconnection request of services after cut-off
  • Customer education on understanding statements
  • New service connection - electricity, water and sewer
  • New accounts applications (rates and taxes, waste management)
  • Meter readings submissions (accepting meter readings for water & electricity)

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