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Please be advised of upcoming road works as part of the City’s 2020/21 Road Resurfacing Program.

After working closely with a group of residents, the City has developed draft Character Retention Guidelines for parts of The Boulevard, Kalgoorlie Street, Buxton Street and Matlock Street in Mount Hawthorn. Find out more about how we are working to preserve the character of our City.

Share your thoughts about our proposed changes to the City's Mobile Food Vendor Policy.

New builds across Vincent will soon be more green, sustainable and thoughtfully designed, with changes to the City’s Built Form Policy set to improve future developments.

Entries are now open for the 2020 Vincent Local History Awards and this year we want to capture contemporary tales about life in our suburbs in recent months.

The City of Vincent Council at its Ordinary Meeting held 16 June 2020 resolved to proceed with Amendment 2 to Local Planning Policy - Built Form, Appendix 16 - Design Guidelines for Perth, and Appendix 18 - Design Guidelines for William Street

Do you remember John Allan’s supermarket? A time when milk cost 19 cents or when big red public telephones sat atop hall stands at the local shops?

Vincent is on the cusp of a public art bonanza, with 16 new artworks set to be created as part of the City’s push to help local artists get through the COVID-19 pandemic.

The City of Vincent wants its community members to have their say on the Department of Transport’s long-term plan for a continuous bike network through the Perth and Peel regions.

The City of Vincent is inviting comments on proposed amendments to the Execution of Documents Policy.

Lynton Street Reserve has a whole new look after a push from locals to upgrade the park and transform it into a more vibrant community space.

Due to the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, the COVID-19 Relief and Recovery Committee, at its 23 June 2020 meeting, approved transitioning to fortnightly meetings for July and monthly thereafter.

The City of Vincent is seeking your views on the way in which rates for the 2020/21 financial year will be set. Consultation runs until 17 July 2020.

In accordance with Section 6.36 of the Local Government Act 1995, the City of Vincent hereby gives notice of its intention to impose differential rates for each rating category in the 2020/21 rating year

The City of Vincent is looking to transform recreational zoned land on Haynes Street into a beautiful park filled with native plants, picnic tables and plenty of activities for kids.

A nature play area that blends into the landscape and encourages creative play is taking shape on the banks of the Swan River.

The time has almost come to welcome back play, pampering, pump classes and pints at your Vincent local, with coronavirus restrictions easing at midnight.

You are welcome to attend the Committee meeting on Tuesday 9 June in person or remotely via video conference. Social distancing measures will be in place.

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.

Latest update as of Thursday 25 June

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. 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.