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Brandon Police Service
1020 Victoria Avenue Brandon, MB
Emergencies 911
Non-Emergencies 204-729-2345
The By-Law Enforcement unit has three areas of responsibility; these include:
Brandon Police Service employs one By-Law Officer responsible for processing and serving all documents issued by the Courts directed to civilians in accordance with statutory requirements.
The Process Server receives subpoenas from the Crown's office and is responsible for locating and serving witnesses for trials (Criminal Code and Highway Traffic Act). As well, serving summons for court to those dealing with outstanding charges or breaches. The Process Server liaises with Canada-wide agencies that require service within the City limits.
On a daily basis, all charges laid and warrant requests by the Brandon Police Service are sworn at the courthouse in front of a Judicial Justice of the Peace.
In order to pay for a by-law ticket, you may take the ticket to City Hall, located at 410 9th street in Brandon – Monday to Friday between 8:30 am – 5:00 pm. You may also make your payment at the Transit information center, located at 8th Street and Rosser Avenue. Brandon Police Service does NOT process the payment of by-law tickets.
You may also make a cheque or money order payable to the City of Brandon and send it to
City of Brandon410 – 9 StreetBrandon, MB R7A 6A2(Do NOT forward cash by mail)
You can pay your parking ticket online here: Virtual City Hall
The City of Brandon is offering an Online Screening service whereby a person who wishes to challenge a parking or compliance ticket may submit their reasoning for review. For those who may not have access to complete the online screening, the City will also have alternatives available upon request. The online screening process can be accessed at: https://onlinescreening.brandon.ca/.
Taxicabs are a large part of the transportation industry within the City of Brandon limits. Citizens of Brandon rely on the professionalism, integrity, and convenience of these services. As such, the by-laws pertaining to the industry are strictly monitored.
All references included will pertain to Taxi By-Law No. 6884 in the City of Brandon By-Laws. https://www.brandon.ca/images/pdf/bylaws/6884.pdf
Important taxicab by-law information you as a service user should know:
Taxicabs Must be decaled with a company name and number, a vehicle roof light, and a taxi meter that is easily read at all times.
The driver must always prominently display the Taxi driver permit in a way that is visible to all passengers in all seats.
The integrity of the taxicabs within the city of Brandon is monitored closely. By-law, Brandon City Police and Manitoba Public Insurance Vehicle Standards perform annual and random inspections on ALL taxicabs and drivers to ensure safety and compliance.
If you feel that a taxicab or driver is not in compliance with any of the prescribed by-laws, or if you have any concerns, please contact the Brandon Police Service By-Law Unit.
Parking tickets are issued for a variety of reasons, expired meters, too far from a curb, too close to an intersection, sidewalk, fire hydrant, etc. Tickets are issued either by random by-law patrol or in response to a complaint. Once an officer has begun writing a ticket, it can not be canceled.
A violation notice is a written notice of an infraction involving you or your property. There is a time frame indicated on your notice to have the infraction resolved. If you have further concerns, please contact a By-Law Officer for clarification.
NO! You can not stop in any place designated for buses, school buses, fire lanes, or No Stopping areas. This includes even quickly dropping off or picking up passengers/parcels.
Unregistered vehicles are considered derelict, and not permitted under the by-law. All unregistered vehicles parking on private property must obtain a derelict vehicle permit from City Hall. See the NUISANCE BY-LAW NO. 5806/81/90 Page 7 for more information regarding derelict permits.
Please phone the Brandon Police Service 204-729-2345 with your information and concerns.
48 hours is the maximum time a vehicle can be parked on a street without traveling through the nearest intersection. Vehicles parked over 48 hours are subject to ticketing.
Signage may be placed on public boulevards or private property with authorization as long as it meets the following criteria:
Yes, however, the cord must NOT interfere with the sidewalk and be elevated a MINIMUM of 2.2m (7.2 feet) above the sidewalk.
These zones are monitored during the school year to ensure the safety of students, and the general public. Drivers are encouraged to be familiar with parking offences that may occur in a school zone and how to park safely.
Some of these offences are:
Ensure that all loads regardless of the contents are either tarped or secured to avoid debris from falling from the vehicle.
Skateboarding is not permitted on City streets, public places, or other posted areas or properties that prohibit skateboarding. Those found in violation can be charged and/or have their skateboard seized by police.
