Customer Service Charter

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At the Ordinary Council Meeting on 28 February 2018 Armidale Regional Council approved the Customer Service Charter for public exhibition from Wednesday 7 March to the close of business Wednesday 4 April 2018.

Council has developed a Customer Service Charter to enhance the organisation’s commitment to excellence in customer service, in every aspect of its staff’s contact with the community.

The charter helps define how Council will respond and undertake activities involving customer relations.

Council is inviting community feedback on the draft charter to ensure the document, and Council’s customer service, meets community needs.

The Customer Service Charter aims to ensure Council places the community and customer at the ‘front of mind’ in everything the organisation does, and is a reminder to staff that strong customer service everyone’s responsibility.

The charter will feed into a Customer Service Strategy currently being developed by Council.

The strategy will outline the key initiatives and actions Council will take to ensure its Customer Service meets customer and community expectations, now and into the future.

At the Ordinary Council Meeting on 28 February 2018 Armidale Regional Council approved the Customer Service Charter for public exhibition from Wednesday 7 March to the close of business Wednesday 4 April 2018.

Council has developed a Customer Service Charter to enhance the organisation’s commitment to excellence in customer service, in every aspect of its staff’s contact with the community.

The charter helps define how Council will respond and undertake activities involving customer relations.

Council is inviting community feedback on the draft charter to ensure the document, and Council’s customer service, meets community needs.

The Customer Service Charter aims to ensure Council places the community and customer at the ‘front of mind’ in everything the organisation does, and is a reminder to staff that strong customer service everyone’s responsibility.

The charter will feed into a Customer Service Strategy currently being developed by Council.

The strategy will outline the key initiatives and actions Council will take to ensure its Customer Service meets customer and community expectations, now and into the future.