This Chapter explores the critical sectors of urban service delivery, focusing on the infrastructure and services that contribute to urban quality of life. Street lighting is discussed as an essential factor for public safety and urban aesthetics, with attention to the need for reliable and sustainable lighting systems. Water supply and sanitation are examined, highlighting how inadequate infrastructure can lead to public health risks. Waste management and environmental services are explored, addressing the increasing challenges of waste collection, recycling, and pollution control. The importance of drainage and sewerage systems is emphasized for preventing flooding and maintaining environmental cleanliness. Online birth registration is highlighted as an essential service that is often hindered by technological and bureaucratic barriers. Public transportation and road infrastructure are analyzed for their role in urban mobility and economic activity, pointing out the need for integrated transport systems. Healthcare and education services in urban settings are discussed, focusing on access and quality disparities across urban areas. Housing and slum rehabilitation are key concerns in Bangladesh’s urbanization, especially in informal settlements. The chapter concludes with a summary of the need for systemic improvements in urban services.