Hoons who frequent a Loganholme industrial area can expect hefty new fines with the installation of no-stopping zones through the precinct. New signage on Chetwynd Street and adjoining streets restricts parking between 6pm and 5am. Trucks are excepted. Organised hooning activities in industrial areas often involve multiple vehicles. The new zoning aims to deter hooning by providing police with ano
The importance of public health has been brought home to City of Logan residents in the last two years as the community has faced the challenges of a worldwide pandemic. Now, Logan City Council is seeking residents’ feedback on the policies that help keep us well. Council’s draft Environmental Health Strategy 2022-2026 has been released for public consultation today. The new strategy, which wi
Book lovers in the City of Logan will be encouraged to embrace an eclectic mix of titles that will shine a light into their lives and brighten their day. Logan Libraries will launch its 2022 Uplift Virtal Book Club this month. City Lifestyle Chair Councillor Laurie Koranski said the club would encourage members to explore both fiction and non-fiction books designed to lift their spirits and make t
Logan City Council has overnight and today worked closely with SES and Energex to safely clean-up Woodridge, Logan Central and other nearby suburbs after yesterday’s storm. SES responded to 60 calls for assistance overnight. There were 15 properties significantly damaged. A number of large trees and power lines came down which cut electricity to at least 10 suburbs. Energex advises that power ha
Logan City Council has purchased a 27.4 hectare bushland property on Spring Mountain Drive at Greenbank to be conserved as an environmental park. The land is between Tully Reserve and Spring Mountain Forest Park South, which Council secured last year – also for conservation. The latest conservation property has significant stands of healthy native vegetation and wildlife sightings have been
A move to more innovative and flexible procurement – which will drive social and economic benefits for the City of Logan – is a step closer for Logan City Council. The new strategic contracting procedures will also increase value for money and improve service delivery for ratepayers and the community. As one of the final steps ahead of the transition on March 1, Council today endorsed a contra
A new name has joined the company of community service champions, veterans, celebrities and sports stars on the City of Logan Wall of Acclaim. Moya McKeon OAM has received the posthumous honour in recognition of her lifelong service to the community of Beenleigh. Ms McKeon, who passed away in February 2021, was among the founders of Quota International Beenleigh in 1973. As a committee member, and
Logan City Council is asking residents to have their say on community safety in the City of Logan. The Safe City survey will run from Monday, January 31 to Monday, February 21. The information gathered will shape future community safety and crime prevention activities in the City of Logan. Council’s Community Safety officers work in close partnership with local police, government and non-governm
Among the many attributes of the City of Logan’s Citizen of the Year is to have made “an outstanding contribution” to the local community. This year’s recipient has made too many to list. Marsden’s Ranandy Stanley was today named the City of Logan 2022 Citizen of the Year. Ms Stanley was recognised for her significant community outreach efforts as part of the Hope Centre Logan team and f
Logan City Council will adjust its schedule of public events and the delivery of some community services to help safeguard residents, customers and staff as we continue to navigate the impacts of COVID-19. Logan City Council facilities are continuing to operate in line with Queensland Health guidelines. Up-to-date information on current public health measures can be found on the Queensland Health
It’s a high five for Logan Art Gallery. A prestigious Queensland Gallery and Museum Achievement Award (GAMAA) has been presented to the Gallery for the fifth consecutive year. The 2021 GAMAA award was for outstanding achievement in the category of engagement: organisations with paid staff for its project Our stories and designs. The program celebrated the community’s cultural diversity and all
City of Logan author Belinda Topan will share her experiences and tips for writing at a Logan Libraries writing workshop. Participants can explore vampire mythology and writing in this creative workshop from 6.30pm to 7.30pm on Thursday, January 13 at Logan North Library. Belinda has been writing about vampires since her high school years. She has published three novels and many articles in print
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