Get ready for a day of free family fun as Scenic Rim Regional Council hosts an event encouraging the community to boost their disaster preparedness.
Scenic Rim property owners on larger land holdings have been urged to join the fight against the spread of invasive animals which not only pose a threat to livestock but also native wildlife and pets.
An exhibition inviting the Scenic Rim community to take a stroll down memory lane and step into the story of Beaudesert will be a highlight of the town's 150th birthday celebrations this year.
A plan detailing the management of biosecurity threats in the Scenic Rim and how Council will meet its biosecurity obligations was adopted at today's Ordinary Meeting.
Scenic Rim Deputy Mayor Duncan McInnes and Councillor Marshall Chalk have been reappointed to a statutory body committed to working with landholders to improve the health of the region's waterways.
Community feedback will help drive Council's transport planning to cater for the Scenic Rim's growth in coming decades.
The Scenic Rim State Emergency Service (SES) Unit will soon benefit from upgraded facilities and a new vehicle following the approval of more than $100,000 in state funding.
Facilities which are at the heart of Scenic Rim communities will be supported with funding as part of the $37.1 million capital works program in Council's 2024-2025 Budget.
Community feedback will continue to shape Scenic Rim Regional Council's 2024-2025 Budget.
The renewal of key community infrastructure - roads, bridges, footpaths and the stormwater drainage network - is the major focus of Scenic Rim Regional Council's 2024-2025 Budget.
Rate rises have been kept to a minimum in Council's $119 million 2024-2025 Budget, which focuses on delivering key services and infrastructure to meet community needs.