Logan City Council is urging everyone in the community to take care on our roads this holiday season. This year 267 people have lost their lives on Queensland roads. Mayor Darren Power urged all road users to obey road rules and put safety first when getting behind the wheel this holiday season. “Serious road crashes devastate lives and take an enormous toll on families and communities,” Counc
A time limit has been placed on the display of election signage in the City of Logan. This is in response to concerns being raised about the frequency, placement, and form of election signs. Local governments regulate election signage to ensure public safety and minimise impacts on local amenity. For the local government election on March 16 next year, candidate signs can be publicly displayed for
A thriving appreciation for the City of Logan’s two major waterways has been reflected in this year’s river health report card issued by Healthy Land and Water (HLW). The annual report provides insights on the environmental condition and benefits of waterways across South East Queensland. It found high numbers of local residents were satisfied with the usability and accessibility of the Logan
Logan City Council is leading the fight locally against mosquitoes as summer heat sets in and more wet weather is forecast. A comprehensive citywide surveillance and treatment plan is in place to help protect the community from the discomfort and public health risks, with Council proactively responding across the city. Mosquitoes thrive in warm temperatures, humidity and rain. Warmer temperatures
A plan has been unveiled to further activate the Logan River by providing easier public access and creating opportunities for leisure and tourism at Logan Village. The Riverfront Precinct will be ‘a shared community place where people can exercise, relax and embrace the natural and heritage significance of the Logan River’. It will reflect and celebrate the area’s First Nations and pioneerin
Mayor Darren Power will write to the United Nations expressing the City of Logan’s interest in being part of a new global quality-of-life initiative. Only eight cities from around the world will be chosen to participate in a three-year pilot program that begins in January. The pilot will be steered by UN-Habitat, a United Nations program that promotes socially and environmentally sustainable urb
Nature is at the heart of a stunning multi-stage $6.4 million upgrade of Alexander Clark Park in Loganholme. A giant koala climbing tower and slide is the eye-catching centrepiece of the new playground while other attractions include imagination-inspiring sculptures of a platypus, a baby koala and a glossy black cockatoo. Nearby is the Big Timber swing and flying fox along with an inground trampol
Two major facility upgrades will ensure swimmers of all ages can make a splash in Logan City Council pools this summer. The Logan North Aquatic Centre splashpad officially opened on Saturday. The new water play area complements the multi-million upgrade to the 50-metre Jodie Henry Pool, unveiled last October. The $2.7 million Logan North Aquatic Centre splashpad was partially funded by $470,000 of
As the increased cost of living hits hard, the Salvation Army is determined to make the upcoming festive season as bright as possible for local families through its annual Christmas appeal. For the 20th consecutive year, Logan City Council employees have enthusiastically supported the spirit of the season by donating toys, toiletries, books, clothing and food. CEO Darren Scott praised the generosi
Discarded shopping trolleys, burnt out and dumped vehicles and unauthorised signs will be swiftly removed from local streets and parks by a new Logan City Council Rapid Response Taskforce. The dedicated taskforce, which is now operational, will proactively keep City of Logan neighbourhoods cleaner and safer by promptly addressing nuisance-related issues. Council’s citywide Safety Camera Program,
Businesses are being encouraged to include more people with disability in local workplaces. Disability Action Week, which is supported by Logan City Council, starts tomorrow (Saturday, November 25) and runs until Saturday, December 2. This year’s theme is Access ignites: it’s good for business. More than 22,000 people in the City of Logan need daily assistance with core activities due to a sev
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