About this service
Clean streets, a bill you can open yourself, and a complaint that gets a number.
Suthra Azad Kashmir runs the cleanliness work of the Municipal Committee Kotli. The aim is a city where waste is lifted from the door, streets are swept, and drains are not left blocked.
Every house, shop and institution on the register receives a Consumer ID. Each month the office issues a sanitation bill from that record. The bill shows the fee, any unpaid amount from earlier months, and the amount due after the due date. A resident does not need an account on this website. The Consumer ID, or the reference number printed on the bill, is enough to open and print it.
Payments are recorded against the same Consumer ID, including payments made through the bank, 1Bill, JazzCash, Easypaisa, or at the counter. The public page shows whether a bill is paid, partly paid, or still due. Personal numbers such as CNIC and mobile are partly hidden.
When a street is missed, or a heap is left, the complaint form on this page stores the report with a tracking number. Staff of MC Kotli see that list, update it, and the resident can check the status with the tracking number and the same mobile number used on the form.
