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Armidale Service NSW Centre has moved down the road

The new Armidale service centre (Service NSW)

The Armidale community can now complete NSW Government transactions and services in a larger, modern Service NSW Centre following its relocation only 500 metres down the street.

Doors opened today at the larger site at 213 Rusden Street, which offers a better layout, three times the current space and more customer counters.

The new centre is a modern, purpose-built facility for people to complete the 1300 NSW Government services and transactions available at Service NSW.

“Armidale Service NSW Centre is on a whole new level with a new modern and customer-centric design,” said Service NSW Managing Director Greg Wells.

“Ensuring an inclusive and enhanced customer experience is at the heart of Service NSW, and we look forward to welcoming the community to the new home with its new look and feel, increased space and new counters and self-service touch screens for staff to assist people.”

Customers now have a dedicated space for any booked one-on-one appointments where they can receive cost-of-living support in-person or over the phone with a Service NSW team member.

The team can also connect business owners with the Service NSW Business Bureau for free ongoing and personalised support for every stage of their business.

There were more than 43,000 customer visits to the Armidale Service NSW Centre last year, with people appreciating the efforts of the team, giving them an almost 99 per cent satisfaction rating.

“Service NSW Centres are a vital part of communities, particularly regional and rural towns, providing people and businesses with a one-stop-shop to complete services that are important to their lives, from getting a driver’s licence, registering a vehicle or receiving personalised business support,” Wells said.


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