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Mozzie campaign continues
Logan City Council is continuing the war against mosquitos with an intensive ongoing citywide treatment program to protect public health. More than 760 fresh and saltwater sites across the City of Logan have been sprayed, treated or inspected as part of a proactive and targeted campaign launched after the floods. And with showers and possible thunderstorms forecast for the coming three days, those
Governor of Queensland visit
A first-hand look at the resilience of the City of Logan community was provided this week to the Governor of Queensland, Dr Jeannette Young PSM. Her Excellency visited Logan City Council on Wednesday, meeting with Councillors, staff and the community to inspect the continuing clean-up and recovery efforts after the recent severe weather event. At least 265 homes and 62 businesses were inundated (w
Boost for wildlife carers
City of Logan wildlife carers have been thrown a Council lifeline as they rehabilitate injured animals after recent near-record flooding. Registered carers can access up to $3000 in Wildlife Carer Support Funding through Council’s EnviroGrants program. Council has extended the application period for additional wildlife carer funding support by two weeks. It is now open until Thursday, March 31
Recovery package
Logan City Council today endorsed a flood recovery package that supports ratepayers, small business and the environment. The package includes a rates rebate for the fourth quarter which supplements a range of funding and hardship support provided by the Queensland and Australian governments. The $250 rebate will apply for those residential properties inundated by riverine flooding. Council will al
Flood update March 2 2
Logan City Council today switched its focus from river peaks to recovery as it reached out to support the local community directly affected by floodwaters. Council is aware of 59 City of Logan homes that were inundated and anticipates this number will grow as crews conduct inspections to determine flood levels. Logan and Albert Rivers have reached their peaks. Around 200 roads across the city rema
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