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The Knox Mental Health Action Plan 2021-2025 provides a strategic framework to address the current and emerging mental health needs of our community. 

Community organisations, businesses, service providers, state and local government representatives and more met last week to work together on supporting mental health and wellbeing in Knox.

The Knox Nature Discovery Passport is your guide to the top 50 bushland reserves in Knox. Use it to explore your local biodiversity and win prizes in our geocaching treasure hunt.

The Minister for Planning amended the zoning of residential land in the planning schemes of several municipalities including Knox.

These changes came into effect on 23 December 2020.

Great news for families in Boronia, Scoresby, Upper Ferntree Gully and Wantirna because four new accessible public toilets are being built at Tormore Reserve, Scoresby Recreation Reserve, Talaskia Reserve and Templeton Reserve.

What are your thoughts on electric vehicles, car and bike share programs? We're seeking your feedback on these actions and more. Have your say on the Climate Response Plan by 18 July.

Building permit application fees vary depending on the type of project you are undertaking.

Recent media reports have alleged that Knox City Council suppressed evidence in a serious food safety matter.

Preparing a suitable environment to keep your cat on your property will keep them happy and safe. There are a few ways to contain your cat. You can keep them entirely indoors, or allow your cat to roam indoors and outdoors while remaining securely on your property.

Chickens not only make wonderful pets, they are great composters, and provide fresh and delicious eggs! The workshop on 28 July has been postponed.

Planning permit application fees vary depending on the type of development you are undertaking.

Understanding the types of fees applicable to your application can be complicated. If you need assistance please call us on 9298 8000.

Great news for Rowville residents, the new fenced off-leash dog area in Emerson Place Reserve, Braeburn Parade, Rowville is officially open. Rowville dogs can now have fun running and playing in a safe fully fenced enclosure. So if you live within 5km of the reserve, this is a great opportunity to take your dog to explore the new park over the weekend and during the current lockdown period.