This data set shows the daily COVID-19 enforcement activities undertaken by the City’s Community Service Ambassadors and By-Law Enforcement Officers. This data comes from daily reports compiled by the Community Services Department. Positive interactions means positive reinforcement of citizen behavior that is consistent with the Public health order for physical distancing.

For more information on the City’s response to COVID-19, see: https://winnipeg.ca/COVID-19.

This data set shows the daily COVID-19 enforcement activities undertaken by the City’s Community Service Ambassadors and By-Law Enforcement Officers in City-owned parks and open spaces. This data comes from daily reports compiled by the Community Services Department. Positive interactions means positive reinforcement of citizen behavior that is consistent with the Public health order for physical distancing.

From June 3 2021 to June 25 2021, the number of parks patrolled attribute includes spray pads.

For more information on the City’s response to COVID-19, see: https://winnipeg.ca/COVID-19.

Inspections, compliance, and enforcement activity as recorded by By-law Enforcement Officers.

Number of By-Law Investigations Initiated (311 service requests both external (public-generated) and internal (BEO generated) including neighbourhood information (not addresses).

The City of Winnipeg regulates the conditions of vacant buildings through the
enforcement of the Vacant Building By-law. This by-law outlines the obligations on
how vacant buildings should be maintained and secured by the owners of these
buildings and Community By-law Enforcement Officer’s will issue compliance orders
that communicate these obligations to the owners. Compliance Orders remain open
and active until such time that all violations listed on a compliance order have been
addressed.

NOTE: This report represents vacant buildings that have active orders only and is not
a list of all vacant buildings inspected by the City of Winnipeg but is compliant with
this by-law.

The City of Winnipeg licenses 15 business activities through the Doing Business in Winnipeg By-law (https://winnipeg.ca/CLKDMIS/DocExt/ViewDoc.asp?DocumentTypeId=1&DocId=4222&DocType=C). Each activity requires one or more permits or approvals from other City of Winnipeg departments. Licensing provides protection and support within the community by regulating and controlling various activities where there is a risk or danger to the public’s health or safety. Licensing also assists in crime prevention.