We investigate environmental and public health issues that may unreasonably affect neighbouring properties or the wider community.
Common examples include excessive noise, smoke, odours, pests, dumping and unhealthy living conditions.
Every complaint is assessed on a case-by-case basis. Where sufficient evidence exists that a nuisance is occurring under relevant legislation, we may take regulatory action.
We cannot investigate …

The City of Clarence is seeking Expressions of Interest from community members to join an Independent Submissions Review Panel to support the next phase of its Dog Management Policy review.
This is an opportunity to contribute to shaping a balanced, community-informed policy that reflects the diverse needs of Clarence residents.
Panel members will:
The Panel is advisory only …

Clarence is home to more than 9,500 registered dogs of 190 different breeds. The five most common being Maltese, Staffordshire, Border Collie, Labrador and Jack Russell Terriers.
Throughout the city we have a range of off-lead and on-lead dog exercise areas which you can view on our online map.
Owning a dog
When you own a dog in …

Join a collaborative regulatory team where your work helps support safe, compliant and sustainable development outcomes for the community. This is a diverse and rewarding role with a strong mix of site-based, investigative and stakeholder engagement work.
What you’ll be doing
What you’ll bring
Why you’ll love working with us
We care about your wellbeing and work–life balance. Enjoy …

Recent rainfall has impacted a number of our sportsgrounds, parklands and coastal areas.
We are continuing to monitor conditions and carry out inspections to help keep community spaces safe and minimise damage to public infrastructure and open spaces.
Sportsgrounds
Following recent wet weather, all sportsgrounds are now open except for Clarendon Vale Oval and Montagu Bay Oval, …

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