The City of Vincent and Main Roads WA are partnering to deliver a series of traffic-calming improvements across Brisbane Street as part of the Low-Cost Urban Road Safety Program.

Notice is hereby given that a Special Council Meeting of the City of Vincent will be held in the Council Chambers on 26 May 2026 at 6pm.

Located at 62 Frame Court, Leederville, the site provides a safer and more convenient alternative to meeting at private homes or unfamiliar locations.

The City of Vincent is seeking comment from ratepayers on the proposed differential rates and minimum payments for the 2026/27 financial year.

The City of Vincent’s Public Health Plan 2026–2031 sets a clear direction to support a healthier, more connected and resilient community over the next five years.

The City of Vincent in partnership with WestCycle is delivering a free Learn to Ride workshop series this June to help community members build confidence and practical cycling skills.

A vibrant new public artwork could soon light up Claisebrook, thanks to the City’s Arts Rebound initiative.

The City of Vincent has become the first local government in Australia to start CycleRAP assessments across its road network, helping improve safety for cyclists.

The City of Vincent is continuing to work closely with WA Police to respond to anti-social behaviour, while encouraging residents to report incidents to help improve community safety outcomes.

We have expanded our eRideable lending scheme for staff to encourage active, healthy and environmentally friendly travel.

In the May monthly message, the Mayor talks about Vincent's advocacy work to help manage PSHB, safer speeds on our roads and the impact the current economic situation is having on local governments.

We're consulting on a revised proposal for the Leederville car park redevelopment.

While the library is getting a makeover and will be closed from late May to July 2026. We’re improving the layout and installing new shelving, lighting and furniture.

The City of Vincent has again been endorsed as a Gold Waterwise Council by the Water Corporation. 

We want our community and stakeholders to help shape our decisions, share your thoughts on our updated policy.

The City of Vincent is reviewing this existing policy and inviting community feedback on the proposed changes.

The City of Vincent has installed a new commemorative plaque at Axford Park recognising 39 servicemen whose names were recently uncovered through community research.

These playgrounds in North Perth and Mt Lawley are due to be replaced and we're asking community to tell us what they want to see there.

Lighting at Axford Park will be replaced with energy efficient LED lights to enhance park user experience and safety from April 2026.

Planning is underway to improve safety and traffic flow at North Perth Primary School, with a dedicated kiss and drive facility proposed for Olive Street.

The City is continuing restoration of the Hyde Park islands with thousands of new native plants being established as part of the response to Polyphagous shot‑hole borer.

We're improving safety on Eton Street at the intersection of Haynes Street and Intersection of Scarborough Beach Road in Mt Hawthorn.

The City of Vincent is inviting community members to help shape its next Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP)

City of Vincent has analysed data collected from the near miss camera that was trialled in North Perth last year.

The City of Vincent has launched its new Youth Action Plan 2026 and Beyond, which has been shaped by the views of more than 800 young people.

The current global situation is affecting us all. The sharp rise in fuel prices has placed an immense burden on businesses and households, and many are feeling anxious about what the future will bring.

The City of Vincent is inviting submissions on the proposed sale of seven parking bays within the Brisbane St carpark.

More than 34,000 people passed through the East Perth Power Station precinct for Perth Festival this year. This was the second year the site has proven its extraordinary potential.

Calling all community groups and local schools looking for financial support to get their environmental projects off the ground.

As part of our 2025/26 Capital Works Program, we will be replacing the in-ground irrigation system within Weld Square.