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As per Community Standards Bylaw 14600, it is the property owners responsibility to remove graffiti tags.
The graffiti bylaw falls under the same category as nuisance conditions - excess garbage, property in disrepair, long grass, etc.
This bylaw is to ensure that property owners keep their property maintained for the benefit of the whole community.
If you have graffiti on your property and want help removing it, please apply for the Professional Cleaning Graffiti Program.
Capital City Clean Up offers up to $750 worth of professional graffiti cleaning assistance to property owners in Edmonton.
If property owners are applying for professional graffiti cleaning, it is very important not to attempt to remove the graffiti first, as this may hinder the effects of the professional cleaning.
You need to do these things:
Report graffiti vandalism that is not on your property by
Reporting graffiti that is not on your property ensures that the property owner or City departments gets notification to remove the vandalism.
Enhanced legislation for graffiti management in the Community Standards Bylaw 14600 took effect on April 1, 2008.
This enables bylaw officers to work with property owners to remove graffiti vandalism promptly and, if necessary, issue tickets or take remedial action with those who do not remove it.
Edmonton Police Service will investigate graffiti vandalism crimes and pursue charges against graffiti offenders whenever possible.
If you are calling from outside of Edmonton: 780-442-5311
| Telephone | 311 |
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| Fax | 780-498-7098 |
| capitalcitycleanup@edmonton.ca |