Ngarkal Beach will be closed from Monday 10 November to Thursday 13 November while annual beach profiling works are completed.
Phoebe Corke is elected as the Deputy Mayor of City of Cockburn.
The WA Electoral Commission have declared the results of the Local Government Elections for the City of Cockburn.
We're pleased to advise the WA Electoral Commission has completed the recount of the Mayoral vote. Following the recount, the Returning Officer has declared Logan K Howlett elected as Mayor. The results of the Ward counts and further updates will be provided tomorrow. Thanks again everyone for your patience.
The WAEC has completed the recount of the Mayoral votes, with Logan K Howlett declared elected as Mayor.
Burning allowed with a City permit this season – get yours before you start.
Notice is hereby given of the City’s intention to request the Minister for Lands to permanently close portion of unmade road situated at Garston Way, North Coogee. It is proposed the unmade road portion comprising 99m2 will be amalgamated with adjacent Lot 9002 Garston Way, North Coogee.
Notice is hereby given of the City’s intention to allow an easement for sewer purposes in favour of the Water Corporation to enable a sewer connection to property situated at 17 Wellard Street, Bibra Lake. The sewer and associated easement will traverse City owned property situated at 11 Quarimor Road, Bibra Lake and described as Lot 62 on DP414233.
Putting the customer at the centre of everything it does to ensure more people are more active more often has earned Cockburn ARC the national winner of the Fitness Australia Not-for-profit Business of the Year Award. The award was announced this morning during the fourth 2020 virtual Australian Fitness Awards, the only national awards program dedicated to the fitness industry with a record 2,000 nominations across 11 categories for individuals, businesses and community groups this year. On the eve of Cockburn ARC’s third birthday, it takes the facility’s award tally to 16, further entrenching it as a source of pride for the City of Cockburn which established it under a unique partnership with an elite sporting organisation and a tertiary education provider. ARC Manager Brett McEwin said the partnership between the City, Fremantle Football Club and Curtin University enabled the project to attract significant federal and state funding, with completion of the $109m facility in 2017. “This powerful partnership makes Cockburn ARC a next generation facility, combining sport, education and community health in a single integrated facility that is the best of its kind in Australia,” Mr McEwin said. “We are committed to enriching the lives of our community through health and fitness activities, and this is promoted through our customer-centric services and programs that are highly regarded by the 1.4 million people experiencing our centre each year. “From the day the centre opened, there was a desire to deliver on a customer experience unlike any other in the industry. “Our vision ‘outstanding service that people talk about’ drives our team to exceed customer expectations every day, with proven success through 1,917 online reviews and a global Net Promoter Score of 66.7, where above 50 is excellent and 70+ is considered world class. “Placing the customer at the middle of everything we do, combined with our passion to get people active, truly makes Cockburn ARC a great place for our community to be active.”