The Mayors of Blue Mountains City, Hawkesbury City and Wollondilly Shire Councils are calling on the State Government to urgently rethink its decision to exclude the three LGAs from the $50 million Fixing Local Roads Pothole Repair Program.

Two new shared pathways in the Blue Mountains are complete, improving safety, accessibility and connections for the community.

New dedicated walking tracks and pedestrian and cycling links connecting towns in the Blue Mountains are among the latest projects funded through the Local Council projects announced as part of the $5 billion WestInvest Fund.

A turtle design by a local Indigenous student has been featured on two water refill stations installed along Macquarie Road, in the busy Springwood town centre. 

Council is launching a strategic transition to electric vehicles (EVs) for its fleet, beginning with a pilot program of four vehicles.

Community consultation on the current Wentworth Falls Lake Park upgrade has provided a wealth of valuable feedback that will help shape the delivery of this exciting project, as well as future stages.

Blue Mountains City Council is pleased to share the results of the latest Community Satisfaction Survey.

Council raised the flag for the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) at a celebration at Civic Place, Katoomba, on 17 May.

This afternoon a Council employee was seriously injured at the Blaxland Waste Management Facility.

With Traditional Custodians, our community, educators and researchers from a number of universities, Blue Mountains City Council is exploring opportunities related to planetary health initiatives at the former Katoomba Golf Course precinct (clubhouse and adjoining 30 h