Shopping trolleys should not be left in public areas such as parks, garden beds, creeks, footpaths or on nature strips or roads. They must be returned to the

A noxious weed may be either an agricultural or an environmental weed. They cause problems in bushland reserves and gardens by invading and taking over from

Elm trees form an important part of the City of Whitehorse urban forest and have been planted on both private and public land. These trees can very quickly

Drinking alcohol in public places in Whitehorse without a permit is banned under Whitehorse Community Local Law 2024 S2.16. This ban applies at all times in all

Pets are an important part of our community bringing joy and companionship to many people. Council promotes responsible pet ownership through a series of

If you have just moved to the City of Whitehorse with your pet, have a new pet or have lived in Whitehorse with your pet for a long time, there are some

Your pets and animals are your responsibility. Failing to plan ahead for your pet's safety during an emergency can put lives at risk. Preparing an Emergency

Microchipping ensures lifetime identification of your pets and is compulsory for all pets being registered for the first time. It is also a requirement to

We want to hear from you. Find out about Community Consultations in progress, learn more about the Community Satisfaction Survey and submit your feedback.

Consultation is important to help Council understand community views on a wide range of topics. Topics include localised issues through to planning for the