City Rangers
City Rangers provide a highly visible, proactive and responsive service to residents, businesses and visitors to the City. City Rangers [...]
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Working with WA Police
The City works closely with a range of WA Police units through a number of local areas and programs. Key areas of cooperation between [...]
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Business signage: approval requirements
Permanent signs are required to comply with the provisions of the City’s Signs Policy A ‘sign’, ‘advertisement’ and ‘advertising [...]
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Impounded vehicle collection
If you believe your vehicle may have been impounded: contact City Rangers during business hours City Rangers will confirm if your [...]
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City Rangers patrol zone map
City Rangers patrol everyday in all four of the zones showing below
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City Rangers – report an incident
To report incidents occurring presently call City Rangers on 1300 655 860 for attendance. The form below is to report incidents that [...]
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Community safety
The City coordinates and supports a range of community safety programs in local areas. These programs have a variety of aims including [...]
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Vandalism to property
While on patrol City Rangers proactively look for any: Damage Vandalism Graffiti. City Rangers may also receive reports from residents [...]
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Impounded vehicles
The City’s Parking Local Law states: a driver shall not leave a vehicle, or any part of a vehicle, in a public place so that it [...]
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New residents welcome pack
Welcome to the City of Joondalup A planned commercial and residential centre, residents within the City of Joondalup have the best of [...]
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Lost cats
When City Rangers locate or collect a lost cat they will make every effort to contact the registered owner of the cat in order to [...]
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Other impounded animals
There are occasions where animals other than dogs or cats are seen wandering in the City. Animals can include: Chickens Pigs Horses [...]
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Street parking restrictions
Parking near schools School parking restrictions are enforced in certain street locations to enhance the safety and protection of [...]
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Portable signs
Portable signage placed in public areas or on footpaths can become a hazard to the public and are generally not permitted where: The [...]
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Beach Emergency Numbers (BEN) Sign Program
The City of Joondalup has recently received funding to install 65 Beach Emergency Numbers (BEN) signs as part of the Department of [...]
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Beach safety
Beach patrols Sorrento, Hillarys and Mullaloo beaches are the most visited within the City. The Sorrento and Mullaloo Surf Life Saving [...]
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Kitesurfing
Kitesurfing is an emerging and exciting sport that has become increasingly popular on the City’s beaches. Local, interstate and [...]
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Littering and dumping of illegal waste
Littering is the dumping of any household rubbish including furniture items, garden refuse, building or fencing materials. Illegal [...]
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Lost dogs
When City Rangers locate or collect a lost dog they will make every effort to contact the registered owner of the dog in order to [...]
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Firebreaks
All vacant land and bushland in the City must have a firebreak installed by 31 October each year and be maintained until 31 May the [...]
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Stray or feral cats
If you believe there is a stray or feral cat on your property check initially with your neighbours to ensure the cat is in fact stray [...]
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Deceased dogs – notifying the City
Losing a pet can be a devastating time in your life, and at the time it can be difficult to talk about your pet’s loss with others. As [...]
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Deceased cats – notifying the City
Losing a pet can be a devastating time in your life, and at the time it can be difficult to talk about the loss of your pet with [...]
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Barking dogs
Communication between neighbours may assist with solving dog barking concerns before a complaint is required. Dog owners may not be [...]
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Contact the City
Contact form City of Joondalup – contact form Main number (+61 8) 9400 4000 Emergency Numbers City Rangers and Emergency [...]
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Community temporary signs application
Temporary sign applications are available to not-for-profit charitable, cultural, educational, recreational or community organisations. [...]
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Hazard Reduction Grass Tree Burning Program
A coordinated and planned approach is required to address fire management within the City in order to reduce the risk of fire [...]
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Caring for beaches
The City’s coastline is a popular destination for the local community, visitors and tourists. Actions you take when visiting the beach [...]
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Number of cats permitted on a property
The City of Joondalup Animal Local Law 1999 currently allows each households to keep three cats with the introduction of the Cat Act [...]
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Dog registration
All dogs over the age of three months must be registered and microchipped. Dogs can be registered for: One year Three years The [...]
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Bushfire management
The objectives of bushfire management within the City of Joondalup include: protecting life, critical infrastructure, property and the [...]
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Rangers and Emergency Contact Numbers
City of Joondalup Rangers contact number 1300 655 860 Other Emergency Agencies Police/Fire/Ambulance (in life threatening situations) [...]
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Home open signs
Home open signs are considered by the City to be directional signage, used on the day of a home open, directing people to the listed [...]
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Litter – report littering
Littering is the dumping of any household rubbish including furniture items, garden refuse, building or fencing materials. City Rangers [...]
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Illegal dumping – report illegal dumping
Illegal dumping relates to the disposal of items likely to be toxic or dangerous to the environment or persons such as chemical waste, [...]
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Number of dogs allowed
Keeping more than two dogs on your property requires special permission from the City. An application form and non-refundable [...]
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Off road vehicle restrictions
Off-road vehicles such as motorbikes and four-wheel-drives can damage environmentally sensitive areas, such as beaches, sand dunes, [...]
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Nuisance cats
Cats are considered a nuisance if they roam, attack wildlife or create a disturbance in or around a property. The following information [...]
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Dog attack
City Rangers will make contact to follow up every reported dog attack. Dog attacks can take many forms including: Aggressively rushing [...]
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Anti-social behaviour
When City Rangers receive a report of anti-social behaviour they can: Attend and assess incidents of anti-social behaviour Provide a [...]
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Abandoned vehicles
Abandoned vehicles include: motor vehicles buses caravans trucks trailers boat trailers. A vehicle is considered abandoned when either: [...]
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Cat registration
All cats over the age of six months must be registered, sterilised and microchipped. Cats can be registered for: One year Three years [...]
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Smoke Nuisance
Smoke may be a nuisance in urban areas when produced in excessive quantities by impacting on neighbours and having negative health [...]
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Learning about beaches
The City is home to an amazing coastline stretching for 17kms between Marmion and Burns Beach including sandy beaches, rocky cliffs, [...]
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Barbecues and outdoor heaters
Outdoor Cooking and Heating Apparatus The City permits the use of solid fuel barbecues, pizza ovens, chimeneas, fire pits and outdoor [...]
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Music in the Park
Music in the Park will return to local parks within the City of Joondalup in 2021. Seacrest Park and Falkland Park will come to life [...]
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Tennis Courts
The City has many free use tennis courts. The courts listed below displaying ‘free use’ are available to individuals to [...]
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After hours alarms on City buildings
To report an alarm activation from a City building or to request a response to an alarm, please call 1300 655 860. If the matter is not [...]
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Dangerous dogs
Provision has been made for the responsible ownership of dogs which have been classed as dangerous dogs. Any dog can be dangerous [...]
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Bushfire Prevention and Firebreaks brochure
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Bushfire Prevention and Firebreaks brochure
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