Dog exercise areas
The City has many excellent parks and reserves to exercise your dog, including Hillarys Dog Beach. Dogs are welcome in most parks [...]
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Hillarys Dog Beach
The Hillarys Dog Beach located in Hillarys is a stretch of coastline, dedicated all year round to the exercising of dogs. Dogs may be [...]
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Dog restriction areas
There are some areas in the City where dogs are prohibited and others where dogs must be on a leash at all times. This is to assist [...]
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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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Event Information
Friday 3 – Sunday 5 April 2020 Friday 3 April 2020 – 5:30pm- 10.00pm Saturday 4 April 2020 12.00pm – 10.00pm Sunday 5 [...]
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Caring for wetlands
Wetlands are complex ecosystems and are vulnerable to many impacts. Some of the threats to the Yellagonga Regional Park wetlands [...]
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Caring for bushland
Actions you take when visiting bushland or within your own home and garden can impact on the health of our local bushland areas. Tips [...]
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Responsible dog ownership
Before you purchase a dog ensure that you have carefully considered the responsibility of dog ownership: Speak with your local [...]
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Impounded dogs
Dogs may be impounded if they are found wandering in public areas and City Rangers are unable to locate an owner. To avoid your dog [...]
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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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Dangerous dogs – commercial security dogs
An owner of a commercial security dog must ensure that: The dog wears the specified collar worn by commercial security dogs with [...]
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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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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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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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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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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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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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Dangerous dogs – declared
Local Governments can declare any dog as dangerous, based on its behaviour and regardless of the breed. A dog may be declared dangerous [...]
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Dangerous dogs – restricted breeds
Some breeds have been identified and declared restricted in Australia. These also include a mix of two or more breeds, one being a [...]
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Top places to visit
You’ll fall in love with the glorious coastline of the City of Joondalup and the locales of Hillarys Boat Harbour and Yellagonga [...]
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Dog Microchip Exemption
Dogs or cats may be exempt from microchipping due to old age or ill health that would prove detrimental to the animal. Proof of [...]
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Lost and Found Pets
This page features pictures of pets recently found in the City of Joondalup. This page is updated when animals have no identification [...]
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Parks and reserves
The City maintains in excess of 300 parks and reserves, for the use and enjoyment of residents, sporting clubs and community [...]
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Environmental publications
Biodiversity Growing Locals in Karrakatta Soils Growing Locals in Cottesloe Soils Growing Locals in Quindalup Soils Being WEEDwise [...]
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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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Protected: Barking dog diary entry
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Hillarys Horse Beach
The Hillarys Horse Beach (also known as the Whitfords Horse Beach) is located immediately north of the Hillarys Dog Beach. It is used [...]
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Shared paths and footpaths
There are three types of footpaths within the City with these being: Footpaths Shared paths Principal shared paths. Footpaths These [...]
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Online Safety
During the development of the City’s Community Safety and Crime Prevention Plan 2014 – 2018, the issue of cyber or online [...]
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Sustainability
The City of Joondalup is working to reduce the environmental impact of the Joondalup Festival. This year the City has implemented a [...]
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Brian Cooper OAM
Brian Anthony Cooper OAM, a long-term Woodvale resident, has been there for many of the big moments in the 21 year-history of the City [...]
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Response to Homelessness
Hardship and Homelessness Services The City of Joondalup has produced the Hardship and Homelessness Services booklet which also covers [...]
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Community mediation service
Disputes between neighbours can often lead to disharmony, frustration and/or anger. While it is better to resolve issues between the [...]
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Customer service standards
The Customer Service Charter outlines the City’s commitment to provide you with quality services and standards. It also provides [...]
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Customer Service Centre
The City’s Customer Service Centre located at Joondalup provides a number of great services to the community, including: A wide [...]
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Ocean Reef Marina
Ocean Reef Marina Improvement Scheme The Ocean Reef Marina Improvement Scheme is now open for public comment. For further information [...]
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Noise – flags and windchimes
The noise created from flags can sometimes cause a disturbance to neighbours, particularly where the halyard and shackles are banging [...]
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Joondalup Twilight Markets
Over four Friday nights Central Walk was transformed into a hub of activity for the 2019 Twilight Markets. Shoppers were delighted by a [...]
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Electronic and variable message boards (VMBs)
Variable message boards (VMBs) can only be used as directional signs for traffic and cannot be used for advertising of businesses. VMBs [...]
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Abalone fishing
The Department of Fisheries manages abalone fishing throughout the metropolitan area. The recreational catch is managed through size [...]
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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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