The City is moving to a new, user-friendly online registration system in time for the busy fall recreation and culture activity registration season. As an email address will be essential to access the new registration system online, the City is requesting current users to add their email to their existing account in the current WebReg system right away

Burnaby businesses will be able to take advantage of spring and summer weather by adding outdoor seating or expanding their outdoor spaces to create a vibrant, outdoor environment through the City’s Active Patio Program pilot.

In-person invoice payments, permit applications and application payments at City Hall will be unavailable on Friday, March 24 while the City’s processing system undergoes upgrades.

The City is taking action to improve processing times for development and building permits and create a faster, simpler and better experience for applicants through the Development Approval Process (DAP) Project.

Burnaby, BC – The City of Burnaby has officially opened a new, temporary Fire Station 8 in the heart of the UniverCity community, significantly enhancing emergency response capacity on Burnaby Mountain.

Burnaby, BC – The City of Burnaby is taking action to improve response times and service to residents by creating a new Non-Emergency Call Centre for policing calls, based out of the Burnaby RCMP detachment.

The City of Burnaby is enhancing emergency response capacity in the community by building two new fire stations in the Burnaby Mountain area, and is inviting people to come out to two open houses to learn more.

Burnaby, BC – Hundreds of Burnaby seniors will receive an extra boost of holiday cheer this season, as the City’s Citizen Support Services partners once again with the IAK (Intentional Acts of Kindness) Foundation and the Burnaby School District on the Operation Elf program.

The Purchasing Division will now be known as Procurement Services. This change better reflects the full scope of services provided by the division and aligns with many Lower Mainland municipalities.

The City of Burnaby continues to set a record pace for construction, and on Tuesday (November 15) surpassed $2 billion worth of building permits so far in 2022, smashing all previous full-year records.