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Property owners in Knox are responsible for building and maintaining their own fences. This includes front fencing and boundary fencing on private land.

If you share a boundary fence with a neighbour you might be able to share fencing costs.

Knox City Council is committed to protecting your information privacy. We do this according to the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 and the Health Records Act 2001.

Knox City Council offers feedback before you lodge your planning permit application.

This can help with your application's success.

Maternal and child health nurses will work with your family to help you care for your child until they are ready to start school.

Children’s school crossings help children safely cross the road on their way to and from school.

Knox City Council advocates for Federal and State Government funding to improve our public transport infrastructure.

When carrying out work or maintenance that affects the stormwater drainage on or near your property, you may need additional information or permits.

Managing Victorian emergencies has changed dramatically since the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires.

Knox City Council works with the emergency management sector to make sure our community stays safe in an emergency.

There are lots of interesting facts and statistics about the Knox community.

Knox City Council operates under a functional organisation structure, led by the Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

All council decisions are made at council meetings or through them. They are either made at the meeting or under delegated authority to others.

NAIDOC Week celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and achievements. It recognises the contributions of Indigenous Australians to our country and society.