Incorporating the suburbs of Aspley, Bald Hills, Bracken Ridge, Carseldine, Fitzgibbon and Zillmere
Brisbane residents can drop off the items indicated in the safe disposal methods table. You can do this for free on designated collection days. Items must remain in their original containers and not be mixed. A 20 litre limit for each chemical or product applies per...
Rebuilding roads, bridges, bikeways, parks and sports facilities will be prioritised in next month’s Council budget to help Brisbane bounce back from February’s devastating flood. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner today announced a number of projects and programs will be...
Safety around Brisbane schools will be improved with 28 new Speed Awareness Monitors (SAM’s) to be installed over the next few weeks by the Schrinner Council. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said the additional SAM signs were on top of the 30 that had been permanently...
Brisbane residents will be able to dispose of their green waste for free at one of Council’s four tips this weekend, Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has announced. Cr Schrinner said the free green tipping weekend followed a month of free tipping of flood-affected waste,...
"Thank you. Chair, I rise to speak on item A, the Mud Army 2.0 and the fantastic response by the community that delivered support to flood-affected residents. In my local area, where creeks and overland flow caused damage to properties, we were able to get in and...
"Thank you, Chair. I rise to speak on Item B and welcome the procurement of a contractor for the construction of the Beams Road Upgrade from Lacey Road to Handford Road and calls for tenders for Stage 1. With the increased growth in this area it is important that this...
To assist recovery efforts following the February 2022 severe weather and flood event, Council's Development Services have a number ways for property owners to seek assistance and information on repairing or rebuilding a flood-affected property. Planning Information...
There are multiple ANZAC Day Services taking place in and around Bracken Ridge Ward this year.
Thousands of flood-affected Brisbane residents and businesses are being urged to start applying for Council’s $250 rates rebate. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said applications for the special rates relief initiative – which is more than double what ratepayers received...