The City of Casey’s Local Laws Officers will undertake another planned blitz over the next fortnight to nab people breaching the Road Safety Road Rules 2017 and Casey Community Local Law 2018. Not only does it impact the amenity of streets and neighbourhoods, it also creates issues of noise for adjoining properties, safety risks associated with poor visibility, and potential damage to underground infrastructure. "As with our last blitz, we hope to find a high level of compliance." Other road related offences regarding breaches of the Road Safety Rules 2017 include: Abandoned vehicles Unregistered vehicles Cars parked over footpaths and driveways Cars parked facing the wrong direction Cars parked illegally on footpaths, reserves and nature strips Cars offered for sale in public areas Council conducted a similar blitz in May following safety concerns, and as a result closed 22 customer requests and issued a total of six infringements.

“A range of local organisations, including food vans, crisis support centres and community groups will be attending the event to highlight the services they provide, and the increasing demand be…

28 Dec 2018 A big burst of light, a loud bang and crash of an amazing display of fireworks might sound exciting, but not for your furry friend....

CASEY CITY COUNCILPUBLIC NOTICE Casey City Council (Council) gives notice under the Geographic Place Names Act 1998 of its intention to name the locally known, “Pioneers Park” at 1-11 Pee…

NOTICE OF AN APPLICATIONFOR A PLANNING PERMIT  The land affected by the application is located at: 18 Greenlaw Crescent BERWICK VIC 3806 Lot 77 LP 121233  …

NOTICE OF AN APPLICATIONFOR A PLANNING PERMIT  The land affected by the application is located at: 6 Nobelius Avenue NARRE WARREN VIC 3805 Lot 55 LP 53631  …

Approximately 30 per cent of materials will be recycled compared to a previous rate of around 10 per cent, while an additional 65 per cent will be turned into processed engineered fuel (PEF). City o…

“The CWP funds much-needed infrastructure for our new and growing communities including building two new family and community centres in the Kilora and Ramlegh Springs estates, as well as improv…

The Victorian Government has committed $50 million through the 2018/19 GSF, of which Council is hoping to secure the maximum amount possible, $10 million. City of Casey Mayor Cr Geoff Ablett said th…