Learn about City of Burnaby bylaws, review current enforceable bylaws or pay a ticket.
Bylaws are formalized rules made by Council that keep our city safe and peaceful. The most common bylaws in Burnaby are related to licensing, property use, building, climate action, waste disposal, graffiti, animal control and parking enforcement.
Bylaw enforcement officers support and uphold City bylaws while ensuring public safety, maintaining community standards and managing behavioural and nuisance issues. Our bylaw enforcement practices are guided by the City's Bylaw Enforcement Policy.
Enforcement officers patrolling Burnaby’s parks carry out their duties wearing body cameras, which help ensure the accurate collection of evidence and increase public trust and transparency. Our use of body-worn cameras is guided by the City’s Body-Worn Camera Policy.
Pay a bylaw violation notice
The Street and Traffic Bylaw No. 4299 and the Parking Meter and Electric Vehicle Charging Meter Bylaw No. 14106 outlines Burnaby's parking rules and regulations.
Need to settle a parking ticket or bylaw violation notice? Visit our external payment platform—ensure you have your payment details ready.
Dispute a bylaw violation notice
Got a ticket for a bylaw violation that you'd like to query or dispute?
The City has upgraded to a new payment platform for parking tickets. Visit Burnaby.ca/paytickets to access the new system. If you had the previous system bookmarked, please note that the old system will be decommissioned on March 26.