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Enforcement and By-law Services Roundtable

The Enforcement and By-law Services Roundtable was established at the direction of Council to provide a collaborative forum for residents, Members of Council and City staff to engage in dialogue on enforcement and community standards.

Discussions will support a shared understanding of community needs, enforcement services and service delivery, and build on the progress already made in service delivery and community responsiveness. Topics may include parking enforcement, property standards, noise enforcement, proactive enforcement, service delivery, data and reporting and enforcement deployment.

The proposed Roundtable is comprised of one Council-appointed resident representative from each ward and up to five Members of Council. City staff and subject matter experts will participate as appropriate.

The Roundtable is not a decision-making body and does not direct enforcement operations or replace existing processes for reporting service requests, submitting complaints or addressing individual enforcement matters.


The Roundtable was created to provide an ongoing forum for residents, Council and City staff to discuss broader enforcement-related matters and share information and perspectives. ​

Topics may include parking enforcement, property standards, noise enforcement, proactive enforcement, service delivery, data and reporting and enforcement deployment.​

The Roundtable includes one Council-appointed resident representative from each ward and up to five Members of Council. City staff and subject matter experts will participate as appropriate.​

No. Residents with by-law enforcement concerns are encouraged to submit a service request to Service Brampton by using the Brampton 311 app (available on the App Store and Google Play), visiting 311brampton.ca​ or by dialing 3-1-1 or 905.874.2000 (outside Brampton)​

No. The Roundtable will focus on broader matters and will not review individual tickets, investigations, enforcement files or active cases. ​

No. The Roundtable is a forum for discussion and information-sharing. It does not direct enforcement operations or make decisions on behalf of the City. ​

The Roundtable brings together community perspectives, Council and City expertise to support informed dialogue, strengthen understanding of enforcement services and build on the improvements already made to service delivery and community responsiveness.​

The Enforcement and By-law Services Roundtable Terms of Reference outlines the Roundtable's purpose, membership, roles and responsibilities and meeting structure.
Download the Terms of Reference​