Wearing masks indoors is now mandatory, as of 6pm Sunday 16 January.
WA Health advice extends to anyone in Cockburn. Isolate until you receive a negative result.
The Annual General Meeting of Electors of the City of Cockburn will be held on Tuesday 1 February 2022 at 7pm.
As a responsible dog owner you must abide with all relevant legislations and be accountable for the welfare of your dog and the environment. Failure to comply may result in infringements being issued in excess of $200 and further legal proceedings may be considered. Dog owners must:
Abide with the Dog Act 1976 opens in a new window
Microchip their dog
Register their dog with the City of Cockburn.
All dogs over three months of age must have a microchip and have current registration
Dog registrations cannot be accepted without a microchip
Ensure your dog wears a collar and registration tag when in a public place
Ensure your dog's collar includes your name and address (owner)
Do not have more than two dogs per property unless permission is granted
Engage and train your dog so that its behaviour does not become a nuisance
Remove your dog’s excreta from public places such as beaches, parks and paths
Maintain your dog’s cleanliness and hygiene to prevent parasites
Observe special conditions for owning a greyhound or a restricted breed opens in a new window dog
Ensure your dog is under control at all times, including in dog off leash opens in a new windowareas, rural, and public properties
Must be kept on a leash in most public places
If your dog excretes on a street or a public place, you must remove and appropriately dispose of it. The City of Cockburn has installed waste bins, dog pooch dispensers at many parks locations to assist pet owners with appropriate disposal. If your local park does not have this facility or if your park has run out of dog pooch bags, please contact the City directly. Failure to remove excreta may result in a $100 penalty.
Please contact Rangers Services for more information on 08 9411 3444 or email Ranger Customer Service.