Responsible Dog Ownership in Parks and Pathways

Parks is updating and removing sign clutter, but The City’s bylaws aren’t changing.

City parks are for everyone to enjoy; it’s up to pet owners to get familiar with their responsibilities of dog ownership.

The City may be visiting your neighbourhood this summer and streamlining signage within parks. Some of the signs being removed are those that remind dog owners of the rules around playgrounds, pathways and sport fields.

Please remember that the Responsible Pet Ownership bylaw is still in effect, and pets must remain on-leash and at least five metres from all playgrounds, pathways and sports fields. Pet owners must pick up after their pooch, too!

Parks strives to provide and maintain high-quality parks and pathways, which includes streamlining signage to enhance the park environment. Should you identify a trouble spot in your community, please notify 311.

Keep our parks and green spaces safe and healthy for all people, pets and wildlife by knowing your responsibilities as a pet owner and reviewing the Responsible Pet Owner Bylaw.

Pathway, sidewalk, and Overpass Snow Clearing Maps

Did you know that there are new maps available on calgary.ca that outline the pathways, sidewalks and overpasses that are cleared of snow by the City?

These maps not only show the areas that are cleared of snow but they also identify the business unit that does the clearing. This helps to ensure that citizens’ requests for snow clearing are directed to the appropriate business unit not only by 311 agents but by the citizens themselves through the online or handheld app service requests.

The link to the maps can be found on the pathway snow clearing page at http://www.calgary.ca/CSPS/Parks/Pages/Pathways/Snow-clearing.aspx
This page also shows users how to request snow clearing for our pathways, sidewalks and overpasses.