Ratepayers are fortunate to receive six trailer passes per year, so please do the right thing.
Any queries regarding the proposed sale of the power station should be sent to Synergy. The power station is owned by the State Government and not the City of Cockburn.
Because the Special Council Meeting on 22 July took place behind closed doors, the recording of the meeting is unavailable.
The City offers a range of programs and services to help you make sustainable transport and lifestyle choices. Many of these can be free, or done on a budget. Contact the City for more information. There are so many things you can do to live more sustainably, help the environment and reduce emissions. Many of the actions you can take are free, or easy to adopt on a budget.
There are many opportunities in the City for you to walk, cycle or take public transport, the next time you are out and about. Our dedicated page on walking, cycling and public transport provides information on walking and cycling paths, walking groups, public transport options and much more.
Waste disposal is a very important part of sustainable living. Make sure you know what goes in what bin according to your two bin or a three bin system. Shop second-hand and visit the City’s Recycle Shop at the Henderson Waste Recovery Park for great pre-loved bargains.
The City has a range of environmental grants and subsidies to help you reduce your carbon footprint, including sustainability grants, worm farm and composting subsidies, and native plant subsidies.
Please contact Environmental Services for more information on 08 9411 3444 or at environmentalmanagement@cockburn.wa.gov.au