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# By-Law and Enforcement
The By-law Enforcement team is committed to serving, protecting and providing a desired quality of life for residents and visitors. The By-law Enforcement department operates on a complaint basis and investigates infractions. This includes, but is not limited to:
* Noise Complaints
* Property Standards Issues
* Parking
* Animal Services
## Submitting a By-Law Complaint
By-law complaints are processed in accordance with the Municipality of Central Elgin Municipal Law Enforcement Policy.
Before submitting please note: Anonymous complaints will not be investigated at or accepted. Following the submission of a complaint, the complainant will not receive any follow-up, involvement, information, or correspondence regarding the complaint since the process is protected by the Municipality Freedom of Information and Protection or Privacy Act.
By-law Complaint Form
## Frequently Requested By-laws
Below are our most frequently requested Municipal By-laws. If you don't see what you're looking for, or need a By-law in an alternative format, please contact our office. The By-law documents developed for website presentation are not an official version of the By-law and are provided as a convenience only.
Animal
Dangerous Dogs
Dog Control
Dogs at Large
Exotic Animals
Building and Home
Building Permit
Development Charges
Lot Maintenance
Property Standards
Pool Fencing
Council
Council Procedures
Public Notice
Fire Related
Burning
Miscellaneous
Noise
Parks
Sign
## Short-Term Rental Accommodations Related Concerns
Residents can report issues such as unauthorized short-term rental activity, loud parties or noise complaints, and parking-related concerns online or by calling the 24-hour hotline at 548-708-8113.
Short-Term Rental Accommodations Issue Reporting
## Parking
Municipal Law Enforcement Officers enforce parking regulations throughout Central Elgin.
Paid parking is in effect in municipal parking lots in Port Stanley from May 1 to September 30, daily between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. The Boat Launch Parking Lot is monitored and enforced 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Visit the Parking webpage for information on parking regulations, permits, rates, and payment options.
Parking
Pay or Dispute a Parking Ticket
Contact Us
##### For Parking-related inquiries please contact:
**Parking Enforcement**
450 Sunset Drive
Elgin County Administration Building,
St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada N5R 5V1
Phone: 519-631-4860 x 7214
[email protected]
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