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The Knox Play Space Plan 2013-2023 guides us in the planning, design and management of our public parks and individual playspaces.

Knox City Council patrols parks regularly but there may be occasions when equipment needs additional attention.

Community organisations are invited to a free Child Safe Standards workshop on 19 September to understand their role in child safety.

Council-owned land at 58-60 Station Street in Bayswater is proposed to be sold by public auction, following a decision not to sell the site at a discounted price for social housing.

Food relief networks, emergency services, and disability and carer organisations are among those to share in $378,000 from Council’s annual Community Development Fund grants program.

Navigating building permits and other requirements can be challenging, which is why Council offers a one-stop-shop for building services.

In October you will be voting to elect councillors to represent the Knox community. Look out for your ballot pack in the mail from 7 October.

Make your vote count in the Knox Council election and post your ballot before 6pm, 25 October 2024.

The Active Knox Plan promotes physical activity through inclusive spaces, better planning, and partnerships, enhancing recreation opportunities across the Knox community.

Knox City Council has a fortnightly general household rubbish bin collection for soft plastics and other general waste. General household rubbish bins in Knox have a red lid.

One of the key directions in the Boronia Renewal Strategy is to create a healthy, active, and connected community by reducing reliance on cars and improving safety for pedestrians and cyclists in the area.

Learn the best way to report an abandoned shopping trolley around Knox for a quick resolution.