Executive Officer Perminder Singh Bhatti

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Welcome to the official website of Municipal Council Zirakpur. The Municipal Council is committed to providing efficient, transparent and citizen-centric municipal services. With the rapid growth of Zirakpur, we recognize the need for responsive administration, modern infrastructure and effective delivery of essential civic services. Our focus is on improving sanitation and solid waste management, roads and drainage, street lighting, public health, water-related civic services, building and development regulation, property tax services and other municipal facilities. Through digital transformation and e-governance initiatives, we aim to make municipal services faster, simpler and more accessible to citizens. This website provides citizens with convenient access to information, online services, public notices, complaints and other important municipal updates. We also believe that effective urban development requires active participation from citizens. Your feedback, suggestions and cooperation help us identify challenges and improve service delivery. Our objective is to create an efficient, transparent, accountable and technology-enabled municipal administration that meets the changing needs of Zirakpur. Together with the citizens, we are committed to building a cleaner, smarter, sustainable and better-managed Zirakpur.
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Zirakpur is a satellite town of Chandigarh located in the Punjab(Distt. Mohali). It is set on the foothills of Shivalik hills. It is part of the tehsil Dera Bassi. After assessing cities on the basis of five key parameters — real estate, people, physical infrastructure, social infrastructure and business environment a recent study concluded that India’s hottest emerging city is Chandigarh. India's first planned city got top ranking for the potential of its real estate market, physical infrastructure and business environment. While there is little space left within the city itself, Chandigarh scores because of the rapid development taking place on its outskirts, in areas like Panchkula, Mohali, Zirakpur and Dera Bassi on the Chandigarh-Ambala highway. Good connectivity, low operational costs and high disposable income also contributed to it being declared India’s hottest emerging city.