Our street trees will have the space to grow to their full potential as the Underground Power project progresses.

find out more about the first meeting of our Disability Access and Inclusion Advisory Group and how to have your say on some important projects including the updated Local Planning Strategy and North Perth, Highgate and Mt Lawley precinct transport studies.

Vincent’s Heritage Assistance Fund is back for 2026/27 to help you bring out the best in your beautiful old building.

We are proposing to elevate Lacey Street to a Heritage Area and amendments to the Heritage Area Guidelines.

We're inviting the community to have their say on its updated Local Planning Strategy, which sets out how Vincent will grow and change over the next 15 years.

The City has established its first Disability Access and Inclusion Advisory Group (DAIAG) comprising eight community members with lived experience of disability and three Council members.

The City of Vincent has been recognised for its leadership and commitment to creating a more sustainable and safer community, taking home two categories at the 2026 National Awards for Local Government.

We are updating our Local Planning Strategy (LPS) which will set the broad approach to development in Vincent and we want it to reflect your aspirations.

The City is extending the temporary closure of the library to allow a final round of improvement works to be completed before reopening on Monday, 20 July 2026.

This year’s Budget has been shaped by two key factors - rising costs and our community’s expectation for Council to deliver the services and amenities that make Vincent a great place to live.  

We are inviting the Vincent community to come together once again, to create handcrafted poppies in honour of Remembrance Day.

The City of Vincent has adopted its 2026/27 Budget, prioritising the services and infrastructure that support everyday life across the City while responding to rising costs.

Vincent’s young adventurers now have a new destination to explore, with another fun‑filled playground officially open to the community.

You can still visit and support your favourite shops, cafes and services on Oxford Street in Mt Hawthorn during construction.

In the June monthly message, Mayor Xamon talks about what Reconciliation Week means to the City, the launch of the new Public Health Plan and the upcoming budget.

Hundreds of trees are set to be planted across streetscapes and verges between late May and October.

The second stage of upgrades at Robertson Park have been completed, improving access and transforming it into a welcoming and inclusive space.

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.

Share your thoughts about the draft policy which sets out how we assess, respond to and prioritise road safety concerns.

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 is planning a series of major safety and accessibility upgrades along Beaufort Street.

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 50 km/h speed limit on Brisbane Street between William and Beaufort Street will be adjusted to 40 km/h.

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.

The speed limit on Vincent Street between William and Beaufort Street will be adjusted to 40km/h