Councillor Natalie Willcocks has been elected as Deputy Mayor of the City of Logan for the next year. A vote by Councillors was necessary at today’s Ordinary Council meeting due to the expiry of Cr Jon Raven’s second one-year term as Deputy Mayor under the Local Government Act. Cr Willcocks said she had enjoyed working with Mayor Darren Power and her Council colleagues since first being electe
People power will be the driving force behind Federal election candidates pledging their support to the City of Logan’s most-needed infrastructure. Logan City Council is advocating for the timely delivery of 16 projects in the lead-up to the election on May 21 to ensure liveability, economic growth and sustainability and is seeking the community’s support. Mayor Darren Power said the ‘Stand
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The City of Logan will use colour to convey a powerful message about domestic and family violence. Logan City Council’s Administration Building in Logan Central and three of the city’s water towers at Underwood, Shailer Park and Hillcrest will be lit up next month to mark Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month (DFVPM). They will be illuminated purple and orange nightly between Friday, M
Tasty eats and amazing beats are on their way to Yarrabilba. Logan City Council’s popular Eats & Beats festival is coming to Darlington Parklands for the first time on Friday, April 29. A live music line-up featuring Roxbury, La bOum and Two Tears in a Bucket will set the mood on the evening, helping City of Logan residents kick-off the long weekend in style. City Lifestyle Chair Councillor
Small businesses in the City of Logan will get a timely boost next month. Logan City Council, through its Logan Office of Economic Development (LOED), will sponsor a number of events in May, during Queensland Small Business Month. They include a Joint Chambers of Commerce Breakfast at Performance Studios, Loganholme, on Wednesday, May 4. Representatives from Beenleigh Yatala Chamber of Commerce, L
Investing in digital infrastructure and connectivity in the City of Logan should be a key commitment for candidates in the upcoming Federal election. Acting Mayor Jon Raven said Logan City Council had commenced a program to advocate for better mobile and internet services. But Council cannot make improvements in isolation as telecommunications is an Australian Government responsibility. Digital in
City of Logan’s ecological heroes are again set to be recognised. Nominations are open for the Logan Eco Awards, which highlight residents who are helping to create a more environmentally-friendly city. Environment Chair, Deputy Mayor Jon Raven, urged eco heroes to apply. “Not all heroes wear capes, which is why it’s important we celebrate our environmental champions,” Cr Raven said. “We
Logan City Council has launched a new financial incentive to help boost nature-based tourism and create more short-stay tourist parks. In a bid to encourage smaller operators to embrace these growing tourism markets, Council will defer the infrastructure charges payable for nature-based tourism camp sites and tourist parks to a maximum of $100,000. Leafy bushland areas in the city’s south and we
Logan City Council will seek public consultation on a new Waste Management Strategy. The draft Waste Management and Resource Recovery Strategy 2022-2032 sets out the direction for how Council will manage waste and recover resources in the city over the next decade. More than 225,000 tonnes of waste is handled every year in the City of Logan. About 48,000 tonnes is recycled. Th
Candidates in the upcoming Federal Election should prioritise a better future for the City of Logan by committing support and funding to critical projects, Mayor Darren Power said. The election is on DATE. Councillor Power said the city’s rapidly growing population demanded the timely delivery of important infrastructure to ensure liveability, economic growth and sustainability. “It is crucial
Life is about to get harder for hoons in the City of Logan with more cameras monitoring local streets. Logan City Council is funding the installation of new surveillance cameras at five local businesses to help prevent and capture the actions of hooning drivers. Businesses were invited to apply for grant funding for targeted anti-hooning measures, such as surveillance cameras or signage, as part o
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