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Council aims to ensure that all Knox residents can take part in and contribute to community life with independence, equity and dignity.
We do this through a variety of support services and community projects for people with disability, their carers and the aged who live in Knox.
Council provides a range of information and services to support sporting clubs and associations.
Knox City Council’s Health Compliance Unit investigates complaints received from the community in relation to breaches of the Tobacco Act 1987.
The Ferntree Gully Cemetery offers serenity and scenic views of Dandenong Ranges. It is located on Forest Road in the heart of lower Ferntree Gully shopping precinct.
Enquire about new ashes positions, existing gravesites, accessing cemetery records and joining the Ferntree Gully Cemetery Community Consultative Group.
Knox City Council has a process for adding extra on-street parking on narrow streets.
This is part of our Retrofitting of Additional On-street Parking Infrastructure Policy.
There are over 200 playgrounds in parks and reserves in Knox catering for children of all ages and abilities.
The role of Council is to set and deliver on planning strategies that guide how land in Knox is used and developed.
Knox City Council art collections feature over 300 unique art works and objects including painting, drawing, photography, ceramics, stained glass and Council collectables.
Some items that cannot go in general rubbish or be recycled can be collected as hard rubbish.
Households in Knox receive 2 hard rubbish collections each financial year. Collections can be booked 1 to 2 weeks in advance.
Book a hard rubbish collection
Hard rubbish collections can be booked 1 to 2 weeks in advance, depending on the day of the week that you make the booking.
Book a hard rubbish collection online
Check the balance of your hard rubbish bookings
Enter your address to check how many hard rubbish bookings you have remaining this financial year.
A building file search covers all the building-related documents of a property.
These include permits, plans or certification documents.
Council is responsible for protecting public assets from possible damage caused by building works.
The Freedom of Information (FOI) Act 1982 gives members of the public access to Government documents.