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It’s time to start planning your birthday parties, weddings and dance lessons because the City of Vincent’s community facilities have re-opened.

Porches, balconies, front yards and driveways have become a saving grace for many people during the COVID-19 pandemic. With physical distancing still an essential part of life, we are being encouraged to activate our front porches and connect with our neighbours as part of Global Porch Placemaking Week.

The City of Vincent is looking for community members with a special interest in the arts, youth issues and sustainability and transport to provide advice and generate ideas for the future.

National Reconciliation Week will be recognised a little differently this year, but there are still plenty of opportunities to connect online and show we are all ‘In this together’.

The City of Vincent has overhauled its 2019/20 budget for the last quarter, with a focus on protecting the vulnerable and maintaining core services while dealing with the significant financial impact of COVID-19.

The City notifies that the Special Council Meeting which was scheduled for 26 May 2020 has been cancelled.

We are excited to confirm Beatty Park is open for Members and Multi Entry card holders. Click here for FAQs

The City’s Customer Service team are open for business in the City of Vincent library.

The City of Vincent has made it a priority to get winter sporting clubs back to training as soon as possible, with some local clubs resuming as of today and more to follow this week.

The City of Vincent Library and Local History Centre reopens Monday 18 May with reduced opening hours and limited to borrowing services only with a maximum capacity of 20 customers at a time. Please read our range of FAQs for more information.

The City of Vincent is excited to confirm the re-opening of Beatty Park Leisure Centre as of Thursday 21 May.

Peak flu season is almost upon us and there has never been a more important time to protect yourself from getting infected.

There is good news for Vincent residents who have been using their time in isolation to declutter their homes, with bulk hard waste collections rescheduled for July and August.

The City of Vincent welcomes the easing of coronavirus restrictions and is working towards implementing phase two of the State Government’s four-phase plan for getting our lives and livelihoods back on track.

Some of Vincent’s most vulnerable residents are set to get extra help dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic after the City started allocating hundreds of thousands of dollars to charities. Charities that help seniors and people experiencing domestic abuse or homelessness will be the first to receive money from the Leederville Gardens Trust during the state of emergency.

Local artists and creatives who have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic are being offered grants of up to $10,000 from the City of Vincent to create inspiring public art.

With Mother’s Day just around the corner, now is the perfect time to show some love for local businesses that have been doing it tough during the COVID-19 pandemic.

From book shops to gelato stores, businesses across Vincent are giving back to the community and ensuring healthcare workers, educators and vulnerable people are taken care of.

Main Roads WA have released the first draft design for upgrades to the intersection of Scarborough Beach Road, Main Street, Green Street and Brady Street. The draft design is open for public comment until 15 May 2020.

The City has made urgent changes to its planning system to support local businesses and allow more flexibility during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A mural that depicts one of the most famous images of the 20th century was painted in Vincent today to inspire the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Council resolved on 17 March 2020 to invite public comment on five policies. Visit Imagine Vincent for full details and to share your thoughts.

From homemade poppies to a virtual wreath laying, the City of Vincent is finding ways to respectfully commemorate Anzac Day in a time of unprecedented change.

Vincent rangers are doing their bit to help flatten the curve with a major focus on community safety, safe distancing education and helping people who are experiencing homelessness.

The City of Vincent is connecting volunteers with community members in need to ensure our most at-risk residents are taken care of during the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 Relief and Recovery Committee meeting tonight at 5pm.

Please be advised that bins will not be collected on Good Friday. From everyone at the City of Vincent, we wish you a very happy and safe Easter.

The City is seeking comment on draft amendments to Appendix No. 16 – Design Guidelines for Perth and Appendix No. 18 – Design Guidelines for William Street.

Important update on the City's waste services in response to COVID-19

The City of Vincent Library and Local History Centre is expanding its online services to keep our community entertained and connected during this time of social distancing.