Redlands Coast business response ‘exceptional’
Redland City Mayor Karen Williams has applauded local businesses that have quickly adapted to meet demand for medical-grade equipment and sanitiser during ...
Month: April 2020
Use of fire pits on Redlands Coast
On Redlands Coast fire pits are allowed as long precautions are taken to prevent the spread of fire. This means the fire ...
Russell Island night water works Friday 1 May to Saturday 2 May 2020 (overnight)
Seqwater is undertaking water supply maintenance on High Street, Russell Island on Friday night, 2 May (weather permitting). During works some island ...
Council’s grants program to address COVID-19 crisis
Redland City Council has released a $370,000 grants package to support local community organisations and businesses impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak. Mayor ...
Bayview Conservation Park to close during planned burn
Update – April 28, 2020 4pm The planned burns in Bayview Conservation Park that were scheduled for Wednesday 29 April and Thursday ...
Public attendance at General Council Meetings suspended due to COVID-19
Redland City Council’s General Meetings are closed to the public until further notice. As a result, no Public Participation sessions will be possible at ...
Planned Burn for Greater Glider Conservation Area, Alexandra Hills
April 22, 2020 9.30am This planned burn started at 9.30am today (Wednesday 22 April). If smoke presents a hazard to the localised streets, ...
Summer time water usage reflected in April 2020 rates notice
Redland City Council is aware that some residents have received higher than usual water consumption charges in their April 2020 rate notice, ...
Redland City Councillor Julie Talty appointed Deputy Mayor
Redland City Councillors today elected Division 6 Cr Julie Talty as Deputy Mayor at the first general meeting since the March 2020 ...
New Redland City Council to be sworn in Monday 20 April
The Electoral Commission of Queensland has confirmed the final election results for the new Redland City Council, with all but two of ...
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.