With the current hot and humid weather conditions you can almost hear the grass growing in your yard.Spare a thought then for Redland City Council’s works crews who have more than 19,000 ha of public space to mow and maintain.While crews have been working through the holidays – albeit with reduced numbers so that everyone gets some time with friends and family over Christmas/New Year – the warm wet weather and the resulting fast-growing grass is likely to create a backlog for some mowing and tree maintenance work.The Bureau of Meteorology is predicting a 60 to 65 per cent chance of above-average rainfall in the January to March quarter for Redlands Coast, with temperatures to continue in the high 20s – perfect grass growing conditions.Residents are encouraged to be patient during this busier than normal time as crews catch up with their schedules and customer requests.If the maintenance work is urgent, residents can report it to Council on 3829 8999 or lodge an online request form.

Redland City Council has provided support for nine community organisations and groups through the 2024-2025 Capital Infrastructure grant.Capital Infrastructure grants are available to assist eligible …

They’re downright annoying, hard to stop, and can transmit diseases.We’re talking about mosquitoes, and even though Redland City Council’s extensive Mosquito Management Program keeps the mosquito popu…

More than $95,000 has been awarded through round one of Redland City Council’s 2024–2025 sponsorship program to support the delivery of exciting events, activities and initiatives on Redlands Coast.Re…

With the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) predicting a wetter than average start to the new year, Redland City Council is urging residents that now is the time to prepare for extreme weather conditions.

‘Tis the season to recycle – that’s the message Redland City Council is sending to the community this festive season to prevent items like wrapping paper ending up in landfill.Mayor Jos Mitchell said …

Redland City Council’s sponsorship of the Tangalooma EcoMarines program will continue in 2025 to support the ongoing delivery of environmental education in Redlands Coast schools.Mayor Jos Mitchell sa…

Redland City Council has been made aware that a social media post and other advertising being distributed in the city incorrectly infer that Council is offering a rebate for the installation of roof t…

More parking is now available to the community in the Weinam Creek precinct, just in time for the busy Christmas holiday period and peak travel season on Redlands Coast.The temporary parking is being …