FAUNA relocator Allison Dixon is calling for snake warning signage at the beach in Falcon.
She was called out to relocate a western brown snake from the front of the cafe on Spinaway Parade on Thursday.
Ms Dixon gets about three calls to collect snakes from the area each week.
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READ NOWShe said snakes lived in the dunal system, around the pine trees, the reserve and the toilet area.
Ms Dixon is concerned someone will be bitten by a snake. She is worried it might be a child or an elderly person.
She has been campaigning for signage for eight years.
“What will it take for the City of Mandurah to react?” Ms Dixon said.
A City of Mandurah spokeswoman said the City was actively working on addressing snake warning signage.
She said the City’s 2018-19 snake signage program would start in mid-October.
“With the help of local fauna and wildlife champions, locations for snake signage have been identified in coastal, estuarine and bushland areas,” the spokeswoman said.