News

The City of Vincent is empowering businesses and the community to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic through the development of the Vincent Rebound Plan.

Speed limits would be dropped to 40km/h in all residential areas in Vincent by 2023 under a bold new strategy aimed at improving the City’s transport network.

The Voice Project has awarded the City of Vincent a Best Workplace Award for 2020.

From art exhibitions to footy matches, the City of Vincent is delivering an exciting program of events to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of First Nations people as part of NAIDOC Week 2020.

An unused storage shed in Hyde Park could be converted into a permanent kiosk to help fuel the many locals and visitors who flock to the iconic green space year-round.

ANZAC Cottage will be added to the National Trust of Western Australia's significant portfolio of heritage and conservations sites.

The City is seeking community feedback about the future use of 10 Monmouth Street in Mount Lawley.

Vincent businesses will be supported as they transition to using external waste providers, with the City's outdated two-bin service for commercial ratepayers set to end in June next year.

The City of Vincent is aiming to run its vehicle fleet entirely on renewable energy, completely offset its greenhouse gas emissions and stop sending waste to landfill by the end of the decade.

Expressions of Interest are invited from City of Vincent residents and ratepayers to join the City of Vincent Audit Committee 2020 - 2021.

Vincent residents will be able to offer their homes for “low risk” short-stay accommodation and home sharing without planning approval under proposed changes to the way the City of Vincent manages this emerging type of accommodation.

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

The City of Vincent endorsed the Department of Transport's Long Term Cycle Network after changes were made to the aspirational plan to reflect the views of our community, including the removal of a route through Hyde Park.

The City of Vincent is considering a proposal to transfer ownership of the historic Mount Hawthorn memorial ANZAC Cottage to the National Trust of Western Australia.

The people of Perth can for the first time discover the best bars, restaurants, cafés, specialty retailers, events and experiences the Perth metro region has to offer, all in one online space.

Our annual Native Plant Sale is returning to North Perth Common this Saturday from 8am – 11am.

The City's new Sustainable Environment Strategy is available to view online.

The City intends to request the Minister for Lands to acquire as Crown land seven private rights of way in Mount Hawthorn.

At its 18 August 2020 Ordinary Council meeting, Council resolved to amend the COVID-19 Relief and Recovery Committee Terms of Reference to extend membership until 31 December 2020 and clarify the objectives and roles and responsibilities of the Committee.

At its 18 August 2020 Ordinary Council meeting, Council adopted the City’s first Governance Framework.

The City of Vincent is embarking on a major health kick – and we want your opinion on the goals we’ve set for ourselves. Our draft Public Health Plan will help us improve the health and wellbeing of our community members, giving them the opportunity to thrive and make healthy choices.

Lease of Portion of Beatty Park Leisure Centre on Crown Reserve 884 (LOT 1618), 220 Vincent Street, Leederville to Beatty Park Physiotherapy Pty Ltd.

The City has developed its first Youth Action Plan, which will guide the services and support offered to our young people in the future. The draft plan is now available for public comment.

Tenders are invited for the provision of Royal Park Hall Kitchen and Facility Renewal for the City of Vincent.

Tenders are invited for the provision of Traffic Management Services for the City of Vincent.

The Vincent 2020-21 Budget News and rates notices will hit letterboxes and email inboxes soon, outlining our plans for the financial year.

A number of proposed new policies and policy updates are open for comment. Visit Imagine Vincent to find out more and share your thoughts.

At its 28 July 2020 Meeting, Council resolved to provide public notice of its proposal to repeal the City of Vincent Local Government Property Local Law 2008 and replace it with the proposed Local Government Property Local Law 2020.

Bulk hard waste verge “junk” collections are being reviewed as part of the City of Vincent’s vision of sending no waste to landfill by 2028.