The MD's Bylaw Enforcement department strives to keep the peace, promote public safety, and deliver quality service through education, inspection, enforcement, community relations, and emergency response.
An easy way to
REPORT AN ISSUE
Peace Officers work hard to keep the region running smoothly, but they can't be everywhere at once. Often, the eyes and ears of residents can be the MD's first sign that something's wrong. Submit a n alert form and we'll address your issue in accordance to its severity and available resources.
Municipal District of Lesser Slave River Bylaws
Browse the catalogue of commonly-accessed MD bylaws below. If you're looking for a specific bylaw not listed below, please contact the MD administration office at 780.849.4888 or peaceofficer (@) mdlsr.ca.
Administration
Airport
Animal Control
Area Structure Plans
Assessment Review Board
Bylaw Enforcement
Council
Disaster
Elections
Fire Protection
Garbage
Hamlets
Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework
Land Use Bylaw
Library
Planning
Recreation
Tax
Transportation
Water & Sewer
CONTACT A PEACE OFFICER
| peaceofficer (@) mdlsr.ca | |
| Phone | 780.849.4888 |
| Toll-Free | 1.866.449.4888 |
| Fax | 780.849.4939 |
Peace Officers are available Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm. Please dial 911 for immediate emergency assistance with fire, ambulance or police-related issues.
ALERT THE MD
Use the Alert the MD form to notify Enforcement Services about stray livestock, lost & found pets, unsightly premises, traffic-related concerns, or other issues related to bylaw enforcement.
PROTECTIVE SERVICES NEWS
Peace Officers to issue cleanup orders
Peace Officers will begin issuing cleanup orders to individuals breaching the Community Standards and Safety Bylaw 2023-03.
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Prepare now for emergencies and disasters
Follow these simple steps to become better prepared to face emergencies.
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Be bear smart
The MD has received numerous reports regarding the surge in bear sightings and human interactions in the region.
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More About Bylaw Enforcement
The Bylaw Enforcement department is committed to serve, protect, and provide a desired quality of life for residents and visitors alike by raising public awareness of community standards.
Strength in Numbers
Together, municipal Peace Officers and Bylaw Enforcement Officers are responsible for:
- Investigating and monitoring bylaw compliance concerns and infractions
- Monitoring compliance of municipal bylaws through patrols
- Assisting with bylaw creation
- Meeting with communities to facilitate proactive solutions to local issues
- Meeting the needs of residents by resolving local complaints by means of mediation or prosecution
