Year in review
Published on 07 August 2023
The results are in and it's confirmed that Council once again achieved sustainable success last financial year. We delivered a range of projects including:
- All Council facilities are now powered by 100% renewable energy
- 880 plants sown on nature strips
- Six additional electric vehicle chargers installed
- 1,719 volunteer hours at 25 Bushcare sites
- 126kg of litter collected through HarbourCare
- 41 Meet Your Neighbour events for 1,700 residents
- 584 tonnes of items recycled at the Community Recycling Centre
- 249 street trees planted
- 14.5 tonnes of hard-to-recycle items collected by RecycleSmart
- Urban Forest Strategy adopted
- 16 buildings participated in the Apartment Waste Improvement Program
- Six additional electric vehicle chargers installed
- Sustainability Rebates launched for residents and businesses
- More than 200 residents completed workshops to increase their resilience to natural disasters
- Offset Council's fleet emissions by planting native trees
- More than 5,500 residents dropped off 584 tonnes of items at the Community Recycling Centre
- 921 locals participated in 58 Bush Kids activities
- 62 new LED lights and 34 lights upgraded to LEDs
- New community garden established in Stringybark Reserve
Well done to all residents and a big thank you for your support.