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Managing Victorian emergencies has changed dramatically since the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires.

Knox City Council works with the emergency management sector to make sure our community stays safe in an emergency.

Knox residents now have the choice to go paperless and receive their pet registration renewal notice by email.

The Transformation Governance Committee (TGC) provides independent oversight of technology, cybersecurity, and customer initiatives, ensuring strategic alignment and governance excellence.

Share your ideas about how we can best manage dogs and cats — responsible pet ownership benefits everyone whether you’re a pet owner or not.

Trevor Norton is among 17,300 Knox residents who volunteer and was last year recognised in the Knox Community Awards for Outstanding Volunteer Service. Nominate volunteers for this year’s awards by 28 March.

Share your thoughts on a lighting upgrade set for Eildon Park Reserve in Rowville.

Choose Knox City Council for expert building surveying. Learn about permits, occupancy requirements, amendments, report and consent, and property information requests.

Find out if you need a building permit and learn about safety rules for bushfire zones, smoke alarms, shipping containers, asbestos, fences, and rainwater tanks.

There are lots of interesting facts and statistics about the Knox community.

How should Council manage community assets worth $1.237 billion? Join the community panel to help develop the Asset Plan, expression of interest applications close 16 March.

Find out where to go to access food relief if you are experiencing financial hardship.

The Intergen Project, of which Knox was a partner, was announced as a finalist for an Australian Institute for Intergenerational Practice Award.