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The Cott Cat Shuttle Bus will operate during the Sculpture by the Sea event in March 2021

The Town of Cottesloe is upgrading beach access path S15, known as The Cove and located at the culturally significant Mudurup Rocks site.

The Town of Cottesloe is working on the refurbishment of the foreshore at the rotunda, near the children’s playground on Marine Parade, which was damaged during storms last year.

While you are out and about we ask that you please remember to wear a face mask

Congratulations to the 2020 Town of Cottesloe Citizen of the Year award winners. Winners were announced on Australia Day at an event held at Bay View Park in Mosman Park.

In accordance with section 3.12(3)(a) of the Local Government Act 1995, Local Public Notice is hereby given that the Town of Cottesloe proposes to make a Local Government (Meetings Procedure) Local Law 2021.

Every year the Town of Cottesloe produces a calendar to provide our community with information about sustainability initiatives, waste services and tips on sustainable living. The Town of Cottesloe Sustainability Calendar also showcases creative work from local primary school students whose drawings have been chosen to be included.

From 5 December 2020, it will be mandatory for particular businesses and venues to collect contact details of customers and patrons.

The Cottesloe Foreshore Stage Two upgrade works are now complete.

Thanks to a Keep Australia Beautiful grant, North Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club has installed a refillable filtered water station for all beach goers to use.

A Queensland fruit fly eradication program has been underway since March 2020 in the suburbs of Dalkeith, Nedlands and Claremont. As part of the eradication program, the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) declared a Quarantine Area (QA), which has been extended to include parts of five new suburbs – Cottesloe, Mount Claremont, Shenton Park, Peppermint Grove and Crawley.

Verge Valet is the convenient new bulk rubbish and green waste service that’s streets ahead of the old, messy communal collections.

You can now register to receive your rates notice delivered directly to your email.

Friday 10 July 2020

A fungal disease has infected Norfolk Island pine trees in Cottesloe.

We would like to remind you that when you are out and about in public places with your four legged friend, they must be on a lead at all times unless in a designated off-lead exercise area

Now more than ever, we encourage you to support our local cafes and restaurants.

The Town of Cottesloe, with support from the Western Metropolitan Regional Council (WMRC) and the WA Local Government Association (WALGA), are joining forces again to assist our community to improve their recycling and waste practices through a Bin Tagging Education Program.

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Help to conserve the iconic Cottesloe Pylon. We are encouraging our fellow West Australians to help us conserve the heritage-listed pylon so that it can remain the historic landmark that it has been for many years.