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Strong networks build resilient communities The Glenorchy City Council are pleased to host the Community Services Exchange on Wednesday 31st March, where community sector workers can come together to: • Explore thoughts, concerns and ideas about the Glenorchy community • Network with other people in your industry • Have input into Council’s new Community […]

Glenorchy City Council is nearing completion of public consultation on proposed changes to its Dog Management Policy, and is now calling on the community to have their final say, by Friday 28 January, before it goes before Council. The review, which is conducted every five years, gives Council the opportunity to talk directly with […]

Watch the recording of the meeting live stream here Glenorchy City Council’s ordinary meeting for February 2022 was held on Monday, 28 February. Council meetings are currently being conducted via video link due to COVID safety requirements, but are live streamed on Council’s Facebook and YouTube pages. Regional Sport, Recreation and Entertainment Masterplan Glenorchy […]

Glenorchy City Council welcomes the Tasmanian Government’s announcement to install a new fleet of mobile speed cameras across the state in an effort to limit dangerous driving and protect the lives of Tasmanians. Not only will the technology penalise those who choose to break the rules and ignore speed limits, it will also help […]

Last night at KGV, Glenorchy City Council officially welcomed 54 new Australian citizens to our inclusive and diverse municipality. The ceremony, presided over by Mayor Bec Thomas, saw 54 migrants from over 20 different countries read their citizenship pledges and formally be welcomed to Australia. “There is no better place in Tasmania for new […]

Glenorchy City Council joined Australia’s largest tree planting and nature care event by participating in National Tree Day yesterday, 30 July. Council’s elected members and staff joined volunteers from Claremont Coast Care, Conservation Volunteers Australia and the Australian International Youth Association to create a buffer zone of vegetation along the foreshore at Windermere Bay […]

Glenorchy City Council held its ninth meeting for 2023 on Monday 25 September. All 10 Elected Members were present.  Highlights from the meeting are as follows: Updated Council Policies  Council endorsed updates to policies that have been reviewed and are important in the context of Council’s operations. Conflict of Interest Policy – A conflict […]

The Glenorchy City Council has finalised a donation of land to Karadi Aboriginal Corporation to support ongoing community programs and reinforce the council’s commitment to its reconciliation action plan. Glenorchy Mayor Bec Thomas said the 1905 sqm parcel of land was adjacent to Karadi’s premises in Rothesay Circle in Goodwood and had long been […]

The Glenorchy City Council is progressing a short-term option for the operation of the Golden Years Club building on Main Rd, Glenorchy after the club notified Council it did not intend to extend its lease beyond this year. Glenorchy Mayor Sue Hickey said the club had informed Council it would be ceasing its activities, […]

The first part of a major update of Renfrew Circle has been completed! Glenorchy City Council’s Capital Works Team is renewing the entire circle and installing traffic calming measures along the stretch of road.  Raised tables are being constructed at intersections to prevent speeding through the area and keep pedestrians and motorists safe. Raised […]