Internal requests and authorised agencies such as WA Police, can request images from the City’s public areas CCTV cameras by completing the form below. Members of the general public will not have access to images retained in these systems unless such access is ordered by a legal ruling or via a Freedom of Information request. If you are an Agency, or internal staff member of the City of Joondalup, please complete the form below.
Cats may be exempt from microchipping due to old age or ill health that would prove detrimental to the animal.
Proof of microchip exemption must be provided by a veterinarian.
For further information regarding microchip exemptions contact the City.
The landing and launching of drones on Council land is currently not prohibited in any of the City of Joondalup parks and reserves, as long as the participant is not being a nuisance and is operating the drone in accordance with CASA rules and regulations.
If your cat or dog has lost their registration tag, you can request a replacement tag by completing the application below or attend the Joondalup Customer Service Centre.
On occasion seabirds and waterbirds that have been injured or orphaned may be found along the coastal strip and near waterways. The Western Australian Seabird Rescue is a volunteer based, not for profit organisation that is dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned or injured seabirds and waterbirds.
In instances where an injured or orphaned seabird or waterbird is seen, please contact the Western Australian Seabird Rescue service on 6102 8464.
The organisation operates between 8.00am and 6.00pm 7 days per week. Outside of these hours please contact the Wildcare Helpline on 9474 9055.
There are parking restrictions for residents who have:
These vehicles cannot be parked or protrude onto the verge and cannot be parked on the verge for more than three consecutive hours between the hours of 7.00am and 6.00pm. The exception is where a vehicle is being loaded or unloaded but must be done as quickly as possible.
These types of vehicles cannot be parked on a verge at any time between 6.00pm to 7.00am.
Heavy and long vehicles cannot be parked on the road for more than one hour unless engaged in the picking up or delivery of goods.
A heavy vehicle or long vehicle is a vehicle that weighs more than 4.5 tonnes and is more than 7.5 metres in length inclusive of any trailer.
For commercial and recreational vehicle parking on private property please refer to the City’s Local Planning Scheme No. 3 or alternatively contact the City’s Planning Services.
Advertising of a vehicle for sale on any part of a road or verge is not permitted and infringements may be issued.
For more detailed information contact City Rangers.
Keeping more than two dogs on your property requires special permission from the City.
An application form and non-refundable application fee must be submitted to the City by using the request to keep more than two dogs online form and payment must accompany the application form when submitted.
Pensioner discounts apply to holders of a current Pensioner Concession Card, State Concession Card or a Veterans Card or a Commonwealth Seniors Card together with a Seniors Card but must be produced at the time of payment.
Obstructions on a verge, footpath or thoroughfare may cause a hazard to pedestrians and road users. There are two types of obstruction.
Some examples of verge obstructions include:
Plants and shrubs on verges can become overgrown and create a sight obstruction to traffic and a hazard to pedestrians. Overgrown sharp or thorny plants can also create a hazard to pedestrians.
Plants along a verge need to be trimmed back and maintained to prevent them from encroaching over onto the footpath or from creating a barrier that prevents drivers having a clear view to oncoming traffic.