Incorporating the suburbs of Aspley, Bald Hills, Bracken Ridge, Carseldine, Fitzgibbon and Zillmere
Aerial mosquito treatment by helicopter is planned to commence 7:00am Tuesday 29 November and may extend into Wednesday 30 November. It will cover areas including Tinchi Tamba Wetlands, Bald Hills, Brighton, Boondall Wetlands, Brisbane Airport, Port of Brisbane,...
Nine community groups, including bowls, croquet, and archery clubs, will receive a share of almost $1 million as part of the Lord Mayor’s Better Suburbs Grants. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner recently announced the latest grant recipients who will receive funding to...
Brisbane City Council is installing Automated Flood Road Warning Systems (AFRWS) at known flood hotspots within the 2022-23 financial year. Electronic signs will be installed on each approach to the following location: Sign 1: on Bracken Ridge Road, 35m north-west of...
Residents can be better prepared and improve their flood awareness and resilience with Council’s new Flood Information Online tool. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said the new interactive online flood tool has been designed to make it easier for residents to use and find...
Brisbane residents are being urged to take advantage of Council’s three “super sandbag weekends” ahead of another season of potentially severe weather. Cr Schrinner today revealed Council will open its four sandbag depots - Zillmere, Newmarket, Morningside and Darra -...
The Community Support Category of the Lord Mayor’s Better Suburbs Grants provides funding to support projects that respond to local community needs, improve community facilities and build organisational capacity. These grants are up to a maximum value of $10,000 (GST...
Residents will get a chance to win from a suite of prizes by signing up to Council’s free weather alert service from August 31. A family trip to Tangalooma Resort, a trailer full of tools and household emergency kits will all be up for grabs to residents who sign up...
“Thank you, Chair. I rise to encourage people to support Cancer Council Queensland Daffodil Day on Thursday 25 August. This appeal raises funds for medical research into cancer and in-cancer treatment. Very few people have not been impacted by cancer, whether it be...
Community Clubs are saving more than $250,000 a year on electricity costs thanks to Brisbane City Council-funded solar power systems, with the 50th club now connected to the renewable energy. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said the Resilient Clubs Support Program had...