Media Releases

17 June 2020

Have Your Say - 2020/2021 Differential Rates Advertised

The City of Kalamunda is seeking feedback from ratepayers on the proposed differential rates for 2020/2021 as part of its Draft Budget.
Youth stand - community members providing feedback
17 June 2020

Opportunities for Youth

Young people and their inclusion in activities and access to opportunities remains a key focus within the City, with the team now adding a host of virtual events to the calendar to keep youth connected and engaged amidst the events of COVID-19.
Image of the Hartfield Park Recreation Centre Entrance
16 June 2020

City Announces More Facilities Open

In line with current health advice, the City of Kalamunda is pleased to announce the Zig Zig Gallery, Hartfield Park Recreation Centre and the Kalamunda History Village will open to the public this week.
Road view from Hale Road with Woolworths Drive on the left in the suburb of Forrestfield
16 June 2020

Roundabout Construction at Hale Road and Woolworths Drive to Start

The City of Kalamunda has confirmed work will start next week on upgrades at the intersection of Hale Road and Woolworths Drive, Forrestfield.
papers showing graphs and analytic data
9 June 2020

City Supports Statewide Community Resilience Scorecard

The City of Kalamunda is keenly aware that the nationally- and locally-mandated social and financial measures introduced to contain the spread and impact of COVID-19 have had a profound impact on the community.
4 June 2020

City Prepares to Reopen Facilities, including Playgrounds and Skate Parks From 6 June

In line with the WA Government’s COVID-19 Phase 3 easing of restrictions, the City of Kalamunda will reopen a range of community and public recreation facilities from Saturday, 6 June.
Girl with yellow book
30 May 2020

City Announces Re-opening of Kalamunda Libraries

The City of Kalamunda is delighted to announce the re-opening of libraries in High Wycombe and Kalamunda from 2 June 2020.
View of the AFL Footy field and clubhouse located at Scott Reserve in High Wycombe
26 May 2020

Scott Reserve Lighting Upgrade On Track

The City of Kalamunda is delighted to share latest details of its Scott Reserve Lighting Upgrade project.
Pile of four open library books
26 May 2020

City Libraries Continue Contact during COVID

The City of Kalamunda’s libraries have rolled out a modified approach to its services including self-serve printing, photocopying and scanning and bookings for library computers.
White bicycle symbol painted on a bitumen road with autumn leaves partially covering the road.
25 May 2020

New Shared Path along Welshpool Road East Ready for Riding

A portion of Welshpool Road East has been given a shared path upgrade. Funding to undertake the upgrade, was funded under the Department of Transport’s Western Australian Bicycle Network Grants Program, with the work delivered in partnership with the City of Canning.
A beetle drinking nectar from a blossoming Marri flower
25 May 2020

City of Kalamunda Embraces Innovation in Environmental Education

In response to the global COVID-19 pandemic the City of Kalamunda has moved fast to replace face-to-face environmental education workshops with a series of online engagement opportunities.
Close up of community wall in High Wycombe located at Newburn Road.
25 May 2020

City Reminds Local Business of Ongoing Support Initiatives

The City of Kalamunda understands many local businesses are continuing to face challenging conditions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Person holding a pen while using a mouse on a wooden desk
23 May 2020

Find Funding Opportunities with City’s New Grant Hub

The City of Kalamunda has launched a free, one-stop online grant portal to help local community groups, businesses and not-for-profit organisations more easily find and apply for funding opportunities.
Section of stained glass from an industrial area in Forrestfield
21 May 2020

A plan to make Public Art a larger part of life in the City of Kalamunda

The City of Kalamunda is embarking on the journey to develop its Public Art Master Plan and is looking for like-minded residents to get involved. The Master Plan will identify potential themes, sites and forms for artworks to be commissioned.
Sunlight shining through the green leaves of young native plants being displayed for the annual Plants for Residents program
19 May 2020

Free Plants for Residents

The City of Kalamunda is pleased to announce the highly anticipated Plants For Residents program will commence this week.
18 May 2020

Cautious Easing of Restrictions Underway

The City, as of today, has commenced implementing Phase 2 restrictions. The City will be assisting local businesses, sporting and community groups whilst also revising all of the City’s operations.
Pile of four open library books
13 May 2020

What will our future libraries look like?

The City of Kalamunda is actively engaging with community members to determine the current level of satisfaction with their local library. The evidence gained will inform future directions to meet the needs of users, including library infrastructure and programs offered.
A mountain biker coming around a corner on a mountain bike trail surrounded by grass trees and other native trees
11 May 2020

New mountain bike and walk trail. Get ready to roll!

Construction of Kalamunda Loop Trail, Stage 1 is underway and on target for completion in late-July, ahead of the spring wildflower season.
7 May 2020

Stage One Stirk Park Upgrades Shovel Ready

The City of Kalamunda needs State and Federal Government funding support to greenlight the stage one of the Stirk Park Master Plan that will deliver a vibrant, inclusive, outdoor space for the whole community.
Building Applications
5 May 2020

Do your Renovations or New Structures Need Approval?

The City of Kalamunda is calling on residents to check with the City to see if approvals are required before commencing home renovations.
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