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E-waste (electronic waste) is anything that has a plug, cord or battery. You have several options for recycling your e-waste in Knox.

Stay safe and compliant with building and safety guidelines. Learn about bushfire-prone areas, smoke alarm requirements, shipping container permits, asbestos risks, and rainwater tank regulations.

Environmental weeds are a threat to our natural habitat in Knox. There are a range of ways you can manage and reduce their effect.

Nature strips are a vital part of the Knox City Council’s streetscape.

They can significantly improve our local environment and provide a habitat for local wildlife.

World events often affect our sense of safety and security. Adults and children respond to these events in many ways.

This page helps you understand these responses and offer support.

Graffiti and authorised street or urban art are very different things.

Graffiti is illegal.

Local Governments play an important role in collecting, displaying and managing artworks that reflect the unique history, social character, cultural heritage and contemporary vision for a municipality. 

The Community Development Fund (CDF) program offers grants for activities and projects that benefit the Knox community.

CDF grants are provided to help develop, enhance and support the many different not-for-profit community groups in Knox.

The Boronia Structure Plan 2006 sets out a vision and direction to improve the Boronia Activity Centre.

The Knox Regional Sports Park is a state-of-the-art precinct consisting of 27 hectares of land incorporating the State Basketball Centre (SBC) and Knox Regional Football Centre (KRFC).

Knox City Council offers a range of information forums and workshops for parents, carers, families and organisations working with young people.

Detox Your Home is a free service from Sustainability Victoria to safely dispose of unwanted household chemicals from your home, shed, or garage.