Whitehorse News - June 2023 Privately owned e-Scooters can now be legally used on low-speed roads and bike paths in Whitehorse under strict conditions. The
Whitehorse News - March 2024 March is an exciting month for sport in Vermont South with two venues opening new facilities! Council’s redevelopment of Morack
The safety of children and young people is everyone’s responsibility. If a child's or young person’s immediate safety is compromised or they are in immediate
Whitehorse News - January 2022 Victorian Senior of the Year Whitehorse City Council congratulates local residents Valerie Donlon and Trevor Eddy for winning
Whitehorse News - August 2023 A large part of our budget is made up of infrastructure, property, plant and equipment-related projects, which are included in our
The various ways you can pay a Council-issued fine are listed below. You will need to wait until the end of the next business day after the fine was issued for
Whitehorse News - January 2024 Mayor Denise Massoud answers questions about her coffee order, footy team and favourite music! Tell us about your family: I have
Overhanging or encroaching vegetation such as hedges, trees, shrubs and ground coverings is potentially dangerous, reduces the area people can safely walk on the footpath and limits access for people using prams and wheelchairs.
As of 21 November 2024, local policies in the Whitehorse Planning Scheme have been translated into the Planning Policy Framework (PPF), which aims to streamline
Street trees are trees planted in the naturestrip or median strip along roadways. They are planted and maintained by the Council on behalf of the whole