Enforcement Services

Animal Control, Traffic and Bylaw Enforcement

Enforcement Services

Helping maintain safe and orderly communities

The Enforcement Services department provides an essential “quality-of-life” function that helps the County manage animal control, bylaw and traffic infractions and related public safety services.
Community Peace Officers (CPOs) are bylaw enforcement employees of the County, and are responsible for the enforcement of non-criminal provincial statutes, and County bylaws.

Enforcement Services Resources

ENFORCEMENT
Report a Concern to the County

Submit an action request form

Notice something strange in the County? Ask Enforcement Services to have a closer look at neighbourhood nuisances, road obstructions or more urgent matters.

Response times may vary based on request volume and priority. After-hours requests will be followed up by an available Enforcement Officer – either immediately if on duty, or during the very next business day.

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