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A permit is required to display a real estate advertising sign or board on Council land in Knox. 

Council provides support for eligible Knox residents aged 55 years or older who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

The Knox Emergency Relief Network is a group of organisations that care for people living in the City of Knox.

They provide emergency relief and essential support, like food vouchers and food parcels, to people in need.

The Knox Mobility Study aims to improve the quality of footpaths and the shared path network in Knox.

This is to make it easier, safer and more comfortable for people using mobility equipment to move around and access services and facilities.

Lots of native animals share the places we live in.

They include birds, butterflies, insects, frogs, echidnas, platypuses and native mammals.

The Gardens for Harvest program provides advice on growing your own fresh fruit and veggies and maintaining your food garden.

Poorly maintained properties can have negative social, economic and safety impacts.

Knox City Council can issue fines for unsightly and unsafe properties.

Too much noise can reduce a person’s quality of life. What may be enjoyable to one person, may not be enjoyable to others. So it’s important to be considerate when creating noise.

There are steps you can take to deal with noise pollution near you.

Knox City Council's Electronic Gaming Machine Policy provides direction to Council, the community and businesses on the use of electronic gaming machines in Knox.

Protect your lives and property by staying alert to current warnings for storms and floods.

In an emergency, call Triple Zero (000).

The Tim Neville Arboretum on Dorset Road, Ferntree Gully is an 11-acre, multipurpose recreation reserve.

The Recreation and Leisure Committee (RLC) guides Knox City Council on sporting, recreation and leisure matters.

It's made up of community members, Council officers and current Councillors.