City of Whittlesea, Melbourne, Australia

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Towards ‘green’ street lights

A successful trial of energy efficient street lights in Epping has been a first step towards ultimately replacing the current standard lighting throughout the City of Whittlesea.
Multicultural Cinema Experience

Council's new multicultural cinema project is helping to celebrate the community’s cultural diversity and has won praise from those attending the cinema nights.
Tackling graffiti head on

Council has received a $5,000 grant from the State Government’s Department of Justice as part of its statewide graffiti management strategy.
Hands on lesson in being water wise

South Morang Preschool is the first of 12 local kindergartens to have water tanks erected in its grounds for use in toilet flushing and water efficient devices installed for hand washing.
Turf nursery good news for the environment and golfers

Frogs are just some of the fauna and flora at Growling Frog Golf Course who will soon enjoy lush conditions but with reduced water consumption.
Synthetic soccer pitch roll out

The construction of a $740,000 synthetic soccer pitch at Harvest Home Reserve in Epping is near completion and is on track to be ready for use during the current winter season.

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Garden Waste Bin orders still accepted
In response to a need for a more friendly way to dispose of garden waste a new service will begin in July 2008.

Find out more on the New Garden Waste Bins for Residents.
Have Your Say!

Whittlesea City Council is committed to consulting with its community. We provide a range of opportunities for you to have your say on important issues and Council services, programs and initiatives. Click here for full details of major projects that Council is currently seeking your feedback on.

To find out more about Council's View the current Community Consultations here.
2008 - 2012 Community Plan Review

The Community Plan is the key document which drives Council's direction. It is a four year plan that identifies community needs and priorities and strategies for achieving community identified outcomes. It is reviewed each year and you are invited to provide feedback.

Find out more about the Community Plan annual review process.
The 2007 Advocacy Kit

This Kit has been prepared to facilitate stronger partnerships between the City of Whittlesea and the Victorian State Government in the planning and provision of key community services, facilities and infrastructure.

Find out more on the 2007 Advocacy Kit web page
WaterMatters

The management and conservation of water remains a priority for Council. Council has introduced a range of initiatives to manage sportsgrounds during drought conditions and some innovative water saving programs at a number of community venues. Advice is also available to assist residents in reducing their household water usage.
Further information.
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