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Council is responsible for protecting public assets from possible damage caused by building works.
The Freedom of Information (FOI) Act 1982 gives members of the public access to Government documents.
Your pets and livestock are your responsibility. Failing to care for an animal, particularly in vehicles, is an offence under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
It is important to know how to keep animals safe in hot weather, and how to manage animals in an emergency.
A detailed overview of how to submit plans for endorsement, amend a planning permit, or request an extension of time. Following these processes ensures compliance with Council requirements and helps keep your project on track.
The Knox Land for Business Plan sets out strategic directions for employment land in the City of Knox.
A permit is required to sell, trade or place items on a footpath or on Council land.
This includes outdoor dining furniture, advertising boards and goods for sale.
Knox Community Transport offers accessible, low-cost travel for seniors and people with disability.
Services include shopping buses, social day outings, and community group excursions, helping residents stay active, independent, and connected to their local community.
Knox City Council is committed to creating an accessible and inclusive community that embraces people with disabilities.
We do this through support services, facilities and community programs.
Information on support services to help if you or your family experience family violence.
If you are in immediate danger, call 000.
Council is responsible for managing approximately 70,000 street trees. Having a diverse range of species is vital for ensuring our trees are less vulnerable to the effects of climate change and pests or disease.
Victoria is divided into 9 Total Fire Ban Districts. The City of Knox is in the Central Total Fire Ban District.
Knox City Council has a fully fenced, off leash dog play park at the Knox Park Reserve (corner of Bunjil Way), Ferntree Gully Road, Knoxfield.