Budget Investments See Creation of New Bylaw Compliance Department in Burlington

Our weekly series "Budget Briefs" lets residents know how our community will be benefitting from specific investments in Burlington's approved 2023 Operating and Capital Budget.

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As part of the investments in the 2023 Operating and Capital Budget, the City of Burlington is creating a new Bylaw Compliance Department for increased bylaw enforcement.You asked for faster response on noise property standards, dogs off-leash and other bylaw infractions — and we’re delivering.The benefits of implementation of this new department include:

  • Phase 1 of 4-year plan as outlined in Staff Report BB-15-22;
  • Stabilizes operations, updates outdated bylaws, policies and procedures;
  • Improves cost recovery via Administrative Penalty System (APS); and
  • Integration of the City's Customer Relations Management (CRM) system.

The additional resources include a:

  • Director of Bylaw Compliance;
  • Supervisor of Enforcement Policy and Administration;
  • Policy Coordinator;
  • Enhancement to four (4) existing Clerk positions;
  • Two (2) Additional By-law Enforcement Officers;
  • Solicitor; and
  • Communications Advisor.

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