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Glenorchy City Council held its second meeting for 2023 at 3:30pm Monday 27 February with nine (9) Elected Members present.  At the meeting Council considered 10 reports with the highlights from the meeting as follows: Draft Glenorchy City Council Strategic Plan 2023 – 2032 Every local government in Tasmania needs to develop and maintain […]

As we approach the mid-year mark of 2023, Glenorchy City Council is looking towards our City’s Christmas celebrations. Council is excited to once again be offering Christmas Carols Grants to the community. These grants provide a fantastic opportunity for community members to celebrate the festive season, with the option to attend a myriad of […]

Glenorchy City Council held its twelfth meeting for 2023 on Monday 18 December. All 10 Elected Members were present.  Highlights from the meeting include: Announcements by the Chair – Update on Glenorchy War Memorial Pool The Mayor informed the meeting that Glenorchy City Council has appointed MI Global Partners to undertake an investigation into […]

Glenorchy City Council held its second meeting for 2024 on Monday 26 February. 8 Elected Members were present.  Highlights from the meeting include: Petition Seeking Public Meeting and Pool Repair and State Funding Commitments Council received a report about a petition that was received on 29 January. The petition states: Petition to Glenorchy City […]

[…] the Albanese Labor Government’s Multicultural Affairs and Citizenship Grants Program and a further $62,260 from a Tasmanian Community Fund Grant along with in-kind support from the Glenorchy City Council, the kitchen will help groups celebrate and share their cultural heritage. Glenorchy City Mayor Sue Hickey said the kitchen was a major boost for the […]

The Glenorchy tennis community are rejoicing with the upgrade to the sportsground lighting at the Glenorchy City Tennis Centre. Glenorchy is home to a large number of tennis players, with the popular sport being played at the centre in Berriedale by many Glenorchy residents and the wider community. The old lights, now more than […]

Glenorchy City Council (GCC) has slammed a rise in vandalism incidents across the city. Council officers are handling up to 120 graffiti removals per week.Council receives around three to five reports per week, detailing various graffiti sightings across the region. Taggers are using spray paint, pens, and markers to deface public property. Graffiti removal […]

Glenorchy City Council remains committed to safety in our communities, with new infrastructure funded for our central business districts (CBD). New CCTV cameras have been and continue to be installed across the city, to help curb antisocial behaviour and assist Police with their investigations. There are currently 41 street cameras in the Glenorchy CBD, […]

Due to the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and the reopening of the State’s borders, Glenorchy City Council has made the decision to cancel the Moonah Taste of the World Festival in 2022. The event, scheduled to be held in late March 2022, is the flagship event for our City, celebrating the rich […]

Together with its neighbours, Glenorchy City Council has developed an exciting new vision for the centre of Glenorchy. The Draft CityScape Civic Heart Masterplan, released last week for public comment, retains Council Chambers and St Matthews Church, but shows several new community buildings on the city block bordered by Main Road, Barry and Terry […]