Under Section 17 of the Bush Fires Act 1954, the City will extend the Prohibited Burning time for 14 days from 0001 hrs on 1 April to 2359 hrs on the 14 April 2025.
Pursuant to section 3.12(3) of the Local Government Act 1995, the City of Cockburn gives notice that it intends to make the following new local law: Bush Fire Brigades Local Law 2025
The new Public Waste Drop-Off service on Dalison avenue is closed on Wednesdays.
On Thursday 20 February, the public waste drop-off moved to Dalison Avenue.
The reuse shop will be closed on Sundays. The shop is still open Friday and Saturday.
We are working with Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development to help stop the spread of invasive pest Qfly. Read more.
Events are often born from needs or issues in the community and as a result, a group of people get together to put their ideas into action. Many groups use a committee to coordinate the event by delegating tasks to members. The check list below will help you understand what needs to be organised.
Read through this event guide
Form a committee
Apply for funding
Book your venue
Obtain any relevant Health, Planning and Traffic approvals
Contact the City's Waste Services to discuss your recycling needs
Finalise insurance
Book the community trailer and equipment needed
Finalise City approvals
Book community signs for promotion
Notify Police, CoSafe and Department of Fire and Emergency
Book an electrical check for the day of your event
Check insurance of entertainers and stall holders
Confirm other requirements for your event including bins, lighting etc.
Request event marketing through the City's Community Development Team
Submit Certificate of Electrical Compliance to the City
Submit Statement of Construction to the City
To achieve a successful event, it is necessary to determine your aims and objectives. Is your event being held to increase awareness of your group or a particular issue? Celebrate a cultural day of importance, fundraise or sell artworks/craft products, build community spirit or entertain the public? The purpose of the event will help determine many essential factors including:
It may be helpful to research similar events to determine what did and didn’t work and what you may wish to try before you start to plan your event. This could mean attending other events, or talking to community groups and the general public to find out what worked for them. Consider how you will evaluate your aims and objectives and measure if your goals were achieved. This will help you ensure each event is successful and achieves what it sets out to do.