The seven Blue Mountains Rotary Clubs, supported by Blue Mountains City Council, are providing free sausage sizzles across the Blue Mountains this Australia Day. 

Reducing Council’s carbon emissions to zero by 2025 makes great environmental and financial sense and two of Council’s latest carbon reduction projects are helping to achieve that goal.

A new education campaign has been released by Blue Mountains City Council this month, to raise awareness about the dangers hazardous waste poses to our community and World Heritage Area.

Council Offices will close from 12pm on Thursday, 24 December and will reopen on Monday, 4 January 2021.

As the unforgettable year of 2020 draws to a close, so to does the 20th Anniversary of the Greater Blue Mountains region being granted World Heritage status by the United Nations. 

Blue Mountains families who decide to beat the heat, crowds and costs by staying home this Summer, will have a whole range of fun, affordable and local Summer holiday programs to choose from. 

We’re urging residents to visit their local pools this summer!

Blue Mountains City Council will negotiate a new Deed of Agreement with the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals NSW (RSPCA NSW) for the provision of companion animal pound services in the City.

Contact tracing is an important part of stopping community transmission of the COVID-19 virus.

More than 1400 volunteers contributed nearly 13,000 hours to Council-managed activities in 2019/2020.