Those visiting Leederville town centre now have more parking options following an upgrade to the car park at 629 Newcastle Street.

From reduced water usage to lower energy consumption, homes approved through the GreenTrack pathway are contributing to a more sustainable environment.

The outdoor exercise equipment at Beatty Park Reserve is due to be replaced and we are seeking community input.

The City of Vincent is urging the State Government to step in and pursue compulsory acquisition of the long-contested concrete batching plant sites in Claisebrook.

Following a trial of ‘smiley face’ speed awareness signs, four new signs will be used on rotation across various hotpot locations.

The City of Vincent has planted a Pink Marri tree as a reminder of the consequences of conflict and the responsibility we share to work towards peace.

Each year, the City of Vincent supports small local businesses and property owners to create vibrant, welcoming neighbourhoods and town centres through our Business Enhancement Grants program.

Local artists, residents, businesses and community groups who want to create a mural in Vincent can apply for grants through the co-funding program.

We're upgrading Farmer Street between Fitzgerald Street and Angove Street in North Perth. 

Thinking of nominating as a candidate in the upcoming local government election? Register for our candidate information session.

The City of Vincent has developed a new place plan for the Leederville town centre, and we are asking the community for feedback.

This year’s Councillor for the Day program has just wrapped up, giving Year 6 students a chance to experience how local government works.

With the election coming up on Saturday 18 October 2025, make sure your voice is heard.

The City of Vincent Local History Awards returns for 2025.

From 28 July, we will be cleaning and sealing parts of the windows in the Beatty Park grandstand to ensure the area is safe.

Vincent is calling on the State Government to explore opportunities to ensure the two concrete batching plants move out of Claisebrook.

Recent breakdowns in public infrastructure have prompted Mayor Alison Xamon to call on the State Government to work with inner-city councils on an infrastructure delivery plan.

Could your heritage-listed property use some TLC? Vincent’s Heritage Assistance Fund is back for 2025/26.

Now in its second year, the Poppy Project is an opportunity for the community to make poppies for a grand display outside our Administration Building.

Three well-loved playgrounds across Vincent are set for an upgrade in the coming year, and we’re seeking community feedback to help plan the makeovers.

This home in North Perth is an example of the type of proposals that Vincent approves via GreenTrack.

This Plastic Free July, the City of Vincent is taking sustainability to the streets and rewarding locals who are choosing to go plastic-free.

We've installed brand-new outdoor exercise equipment at Britannia Road Reserve.

The City of Vincent has reviewed its policy for Refunding and Waiving of Planning and Building Fees (Appendix 20) and is seeking community feedback.

Anti-choking devices will be installed at Vincent’s community facilities this year.

A statement from the Mayor in response to the State Government's shot-hole borer announcement.

Vincent Council adopts 2025/26 Budget.

We're upgrading Fleet Street between Bourke Street and Richmond Street in Leederville.

The City of Vincent has reviewed local heritage places and is seeking community feedback on the draft Local Heritage Survey and Amended Heritage List.

A new zero waste refill station is now available to help our community cut down on single-use packaging.