Hilliards Creek cycleway officially opened
Cyclists will welcome the new Hilliard’s Creek crossing Cycleway officially opened today by State Member for Cleveland Mark Robinson and Redland City ...
Month: June 2014
Budget 2014-15: Council’s budget lays the foundations for a strong and secure future
Redland City Council’s 2014-15 Budget will lay the foundations for a strong future and ease cost of living pressures on residents by ...
Budget 2014-15: Community grants and cultural funding
Redland City Council’s 2014-15 Budget includes funding for local community groups and facilities such as our art galleries and performing arts centre. ...
Budget 2014-15: Waste water treatment upgrades
An extra 40,000 are expected to call the Redlands home by 2030 so it is important to provide the infrastructure to meet ...
Budget 2014-15: Southern Bay Islands to benefit
Redland City Council has committed nearly $6 million over the next two years for projects on the Southern Moreton Bay Islands as ...
Budget 2014-15: Nearly $14 million in marine projects floated
Redland City’s reputation as a city of islands will be enhanced, thanks to almost $14 million of marine infrastructure projects in the ...
Budget 2014-15: $14 million for Redland City roads
Redland City Council will spend $14 million to upgrade roads as part of its $61.9 million capital budget. Redland City Mayor Karen ...
Budget 2014-15: Maintaining parks and sports fields
Everyone loves our open spaces and parks and this year Council has committed approximately $22.6 million to maintain this land, including mowing, ...
Budget 2014-15: A clean and green community
Waste collection is an important service that Council provides to its residents. Each year Council spends about $7.8 million to operate the ...
Budget 2014-15: Play time to be enhanced thanks to almost $6 million injection
Local parks and sporting fields will receive nearly $6 million in upgrades as part of Redland City Council’s 2014-15 Budget. Redland City ...
Redland City Council acknowledges the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas of Redlands Coast. We acknowledge the Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people here.