News & Announcements

The City of Kalamunda welcomes the State Government’s ongoing commitment to the health of the Swan Canning Riverpark, with $27,380 allocated to local Friends groups through the Community Rivercare Program. This funding will enable crucial restoration projects to protect and enhance these iconic waterways.

At the December Ordinary Council Meeting, the City of Kalamunda expressed its support for the concept of the Perth Observatory Sculpture Park and a biennial sculpture event. This initiative marks an exciting step toward creating a significant cultural experience in the region.

The Polyphagous Shot-Hole Borer (PSHB) has recently been detected in a Port Jackson Fig Tree (Ficus rubiginosa) located on Lenori Rd, Gooseberry Hill.

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The City of Kalamunda has recognised the outstanding community contributions of Jai Zappacosta, presenting him with the Local Hero Award during Maida Vale Primary School’s Book Awards Assembly on 6 December 2024.

Public Holiday - On Monday 27 January Hartfield Park Recreation Centre will open from 8am – 12pm.

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The City of Kalamunda is excited to announce its successful grant of $35,612 through Round Three of the Urban Greening Grant Program for the "Sustainable Streets: Planting for a Resilient Kalamunda" project.

The City of Kalamunda wishes all our community a safe, peaceful and joyous festive season.

The City of Kalamunda reminds all residents that the Prohibited Burning Period will be in effect from Sunday, 1 December 2024 to Monday, 31 March 2025. During this time, all forms of burning are strictly prohibited to minimise the risk to the community.

On Thursday, 12 December 2024, City contractors will be undertaking essential tree removals of dying pine trees, specifically two trees opposite Auto One and one on the verge of Kalamunda High School. These removals are necessary to ensure the safety of the community.

The City of Kalamunda is thrilled to celebrate 60 years of Kalamunda Water Park, a cherished community icon. Opening for the season on 18 November 2024, the Water Park invites the community to dive into decades of family fun, cherished memories, and nostalgic charm.

A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to All from the City Mayor, Councillors, CEO & all the staff. Additional recycling bin collections and some of our facilities including Ranger Services have adjusted operating hours over this festive season.

The Perth Hills Tourism Alliance has achieved remarkable success, winning Gold at the prestigious 2024 Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards. Announced at a gala event held at Crown Perth, this award celebrates the Alliance’s outstanding achievements in promoting the Perth Hills as a premier destination for both local and international visitors.

The City of Kalamunda is thrilled to announce that Youth Officer, Sam Cranswick, has been honoured with the prestigious Emerging Leader of the Year Award at this year’s LG Pro WA Conference.

Update: Tuesday, 12 November 2024 - The Carmel Walk Trail has reopened following recent prescribed burns in the area.

The City of Kalamunda is urging residents to help curb recent rises in vandalism and graffiti affecting local facilities. Instances of damage have included destruction of public toilets and damage to playground equipment, with repairs costing the City approximately $50,000 each year, funds that could otherwise support new community projects and programs.

The City of Kalamunda’s Environmental Health Officers recently visited Kalamunda Christian School to deliver an educational incursion as part of the Department of Health’s Fight the Bite campaign, teaching students proactive ways to minimise the risks associated with mosquitoes.

Western Power will be undertaking works at the intersection of Coral Road and Orange Valley Road, Kalamunda.

In a creative approach to upcycling, the City of Kalamunda has donated two pre-worn street sweeper brushes to Perth Zoo, where they are now being used as scratching posts for beloved rhinos Memphis and Bakari.