Our year by the numbers: 2023 Protective Services annual report to the community
$127,001
revenue from parking meter coins, plus $16,387 from HotSpot app
1,571
parking tickets issued, plus 229 prohibited parking tickets issued.
406
Property Standard Inspections. 147 Property Standard Complaints, 84 Property Standard Notices/orders
688
calls for service to Fire and Emergency Services
4,178 hours
of volunteer firefighter training
297
building permits issued
1,185
inspections performed
492
By-Law inspections and 438 By-Law complaints
Other notable achievements:
- Service Delivery Review and Fees Study - Building and By-Law Divisions
- On boarding of Chief Building Official, Deputy Chief Building Official and Building Official
- Creation of Municipal Law Enforcement Policy
- Closing of over 400 Open Building Permits
- Onboarding of new Deputy Fire Chief of Training and Operations
- Onboarding and training of 10 new Volunteer Firefighter recruits
- Updated the Establishing and Regulating By-law for Fire Service
- Fire and Emergency Services received Superior Tanker Shuttle Accreditation (rural and industrial level service)
- Implemented the new Emergency Response Plan
Get to know us
The Protective Services department provides a range of services aimed at ensuring public safety and well-being within the Municipality. These services include fire protection, by-law enforcement, building services, emergency management, parking enforcement, and public safety education. Overall, the Protective Services department plays a critical role in safeguarding the community and enhancing the quality of life for residents by addressing various safety and security concerns.