Wooroloo Bushfire Coordinated Residential Clean-Up Program Announced Published on 25 February 2021 The City of Swan and Shire of Mundaring welcome today's announcement by Minister for Emergency Services, the Hon Francis Logan MLA to commence the Wooroloo Bushfire Coordinated Residential Clean-Up Program.  The residential clean-up is part of an $18.1 million Commonwealth and State funded community recovery package and will assist residents whose homes were destroyed or damaged by the Wooroloo bushfire.  The clean-up will ensure safe removal of bushfire damaged houses, structures and vehicles, as well as trees deemed a safety risk, from residential blocks to enable rebuilding.

If you are visiting any City facilities from Monday, February 15 2021, you must register using the SafeWA smartphone app or the paper register available.

Rates relief sought for fire impacted residents Published on 18 February 2021 The City of Swan is proposing to apply a rates concession to ratepayers whose properties have been impacted by the Woorolo…

Agencies and organisations and have worked together to assess animal welfare impacts as result of the fire in Wooroloo last week.

Funding for fire-affected residents from Lord Mayor’s Distress Published on 10 February 2021 The spirit of community has been felt across the City of Swan and Western Australia as hundreds of people a…

In response to the State Government lifting the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, in the coming week the City of Swan will begin reopening services and facilities across the City.

Special Meeting of Council to be held on February 5 Published on 04 February 2021 The Mayor, Cr Kevin Bailey, has called a Special Meeting of the Council.

An out of control bushfire is quickly spreading through the City of Swan, including Ellenbrook, Gidgegannup, Swan Valley and surrounds.

Due to the State-Government mandated five day lockdown, there will be changes and temporary closures to City of Swan facilities and services.