The swim school has been recognised at the 2026 Australian Swim Schools Association Awards of Excellence.

We’re inviting people with disability, families, carers, support workers, advocacy groups and service providers to share what matters most and Vincent’s Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2027–2032.

We want to see handmade poppy displays blooming in homes, schools, clubrooms, shopfronts and community spaces across Vincent.

We’ve compiled a school holiday guide full of events, activities, facilities and parks for you to check out with your family.

The City of Vincent’s latest Corporate Business Plan is now available.

Thanks to community feedback earlier this year, we've developed new playground designs for Charles Veryard Reserve and Forrest Park.

Our Rangers are finalists for the WA Rangers Association’s 2026 WA Ranger Team of the Year Award

We're reviewing this policy and inviting community feedback on the proposed amendments.

Community consultation took place during July and August to gather local knowledge on how proposed improvements would work for people who use the roads every day.

PayMyPark is being introduced as an additional ticketless parking payment option.

Probus Clubs are member-led social clubs that provide friendship and a sense of purpose.

The City is looking at various ways to increase electric vehicle charging options in the inner-city.

Learn about the completed park lighting projects in Mt Hawthorn, how to get involved in this year’s Greening Vincent Competition and more.

Vincent residents are being encouraged to keep using their green-lid bin for food and garden waste as part of a state-wide transition to more consistent guidance for Food Organics, Garden Organics (FOGO) bins. 

A $200,000 investment from the Albanese Labor Government is helping light up Axford Park and Braithwaite Park.

The City of Vincent is reviewing its Property Management Policy and is seeking community feedback on proposed amendments.

Ready, set, grow for the Greening Vincent Gardening Competition.

Vincent is inviting businesses, property owners, residents and community groups to help transform blank walls into vibrant public art through its annual Mural Co-Funding Program.

The City of Vincent is inviting public submissions on the proposed leases of portions of 11 John XXIII Avenue, Mount Claremont for storage and office.

Underground power works are underway on Oxford Street between Salisbury Street and Scarborough Beach Road in Mt Hawthorn. 

The City of Vincent is reviewing its CCTV Policy and is inviting community feedback on the proposed changes.

The City of Vincent’s recent State Government-funded upgrades to Sullivan Logistics Stadium have improved turf and lighting to AFL and AFLW competition standards, enabling the venue to reach its potential as a state-level venue.

The City of Vincent is inviting the community to have their say on proposed transport and road safety improvements for Highgate, Mount Lawley and North Perth.

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

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.