Bylaw services in Mission
Bylaw Officers play a key role in keeping our community safe, orderly, and vibrant. If you have concerns like parking issues, licensing questions, unsightliness or other bylaw related matters, your Bylaw Officers are here to help.
In 2024, Officers responded to just under 1000 valid complaints, and almost 30% of them were related to the Good Neighbour Bylaw.
The Good Neighbour Bylaw guides how the City approaches issues related to:
- Street nuisances
- Soliciting
- Light trespassing
- Noise regulation, odour, graffiti and littering
- Property maintenance and unsightliness
- Demolition sites
- Derelict vehicles, driveways, sidewalks and boulevards
- Pest infestations, water ponding, feeding wildlife and wildlife attractants
- And more!
The City is reviewing the bylaw service delivery model and the Good Neighbour Bylaw to ensure they continue to reflect community values, support public safety, and promotes livable neighbourhoods.
Share your thoughts
Your feedback is important in shaping future changes. The feedback shared in this survey will be reported back to Council at a future meeting. This survey will be open until September 1, 2025.
Collection Notice
Personal information collected in this survey is collected for the purpose of better understanding the views of community members on the Good Neighbour Bylaw and bylaw service delivery in the City of Mission. The City of Mission is collecting this information under the authority of section 26(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPPA). Questions about the collection, use and disclosure of information can be directed to the City of Mission c/o Legislative Services Division, 8645 Stave Lake Street, Mission, BC V2V 4L0 or 604-820-3700 or to foi@mission.ca.