Budget 2014-15: A clean and green community
Waste collection is an important service that Council provides to its residents. Each year Council spends about $7.8 million to...
Waste collection is an important service that Council provides to its residents. Each year Council spends about $7.8 million to...
Local parks and sporting fields will receive nearly $6 million in upgrades as part of Redland City Council’s 2014-15 Budget....
Redland City Council understands residents are feeling the effects of cost of living increases with fuel, groceries and State Government...
The State Government is responsible for the management of all bulk water, including the dams and associated treatment facilities that...
Redland City has the lowest Council debt per household in South East Queensland and continues to work hard to reduce...
Redland City Council has worked hard to keep rates rises low. Our 2014-15 Budget includes a Headline Rate increase of...
Check out our infographics for the Redland City Council 2014-15 budget: 'Budget overview' and 'Where your money goes'. Click on...
Toondah Harbour Boat Ramp will be temporarily closed to recreational and commercial vessels while Council undertakes dredging activities nearby. Works...
Redland City Council will look at an incentives package to attract more tourism investment and more tourists to the Redlands....
It will now be even easier for local suppliers to do business with Redland City Council, following Council’s decision to...
Redland City Council acknowledges the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas of Redlands Coast. We acknowledge the Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people here.