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We are working with Main Roads Western Australia (WA) to investigate opportunities to create ‘Healthy Streets’ in Cottesloe. The Healthy Streets approach identifies how streets can be reimagined and revitalised by considering a framework of 10 indicators that describe what humans need from their streets.

We look forward to welcoming our community to the Town’s annual Carols event to be held on Saturday, 9 December on the Main Lawn at Cottesloe Civic Centre.

The Town of Cottesloe would like to announce and congratulate its newly elected Councilllors following the 2023 Local Government Election held on Saturday, 21 October.

Nominations for the Town of Cottesloe 2023 local government election have now closed. Five nominations for the position of Councillor for a four year term were received.

Have you seen the colourful additions to Eric Street?

The Town of Cottesloe is excited to announce that we have been successful in securing grant funding from Lotterywest for a skate park at John Black Dune Park.

The Town of Cottesloe is preparing a Coastal Hazard Risk Management and Adaptation Plan (CHRMAP) to identify key assets along the coast and determine measures to preserve them against the impact of coastal hazards. We invite our community to have a say.

Council is pleased that the information received in the independent expert reports obtained recently have provided greater clarity on the way forward with the proposal for the redevelopment of the Indiana’s site and the relocation of the Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club boat shed.

Please be advised that Main Roads WA has installed a 7-tonne load limit on the Eric Street Bridge in Cottesloe.

The Town of Cottesloe is excited to announce that construction of the new Anderson Pavilion will commence soon.

The Town of Cottesloe was recently awarded a commendation at the Planning Institute Australia 2021 Awards for Planning Excellence.

A skate facility in the Town of Cottesloe is one step further after the concept design was approved at the February 2022 Council Meeting.

Congratulations to the Town of Cottesloe 2022 Citizen of the Year award winners. Winners were announced at the combined Council event held on Australia Day.

Polyphagous shot-hole borer (PSHB), a beetle native to Southeast Asia has been detected in the Perth metro area.

To address an expected surge of vehicles associated with a large scale development currently under construction in the Town of Claremont at 1 Airlie Street...

At its September Council meeting Cottesloe Council resolved to award the tender for the upgrade of the Anderson Pavilion located at Harvey Field

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) Amendment Local Law 2021.

A decision on the location of a skate facility in the Town of Cottesloe has been made, with Council voting to approve the recommendation of John Black Dune Park as the preferred site at the September 2021 Ordinary Council Meeting.

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

The Town of Cottesloe is excited to announce that plans to revitalise the Cottesloe foreshore continue to move forward, following acceptance of the detailed design at the March Council Meeting held on 23 March 2021.

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

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.

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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.