Council has taken advantage of the closure of some facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic to finish the installation of solar panels, to further reduce our carbon footprint.

National Simultaneous Storytime is coming to the Blue Mountains, with a very special guest reader, Mayor Mark Greenhill.

Blue Mountains City Council is pleased to announce the reopening of some essential community services, in line with the NSW Government’s phase 1 lifting of COVID-19 restrictions.

The draft Masterplan for Blackheath Soldiers Memorial Park is now on public exhibition.

Blue Mountains City Council has launched a new Business Directory, to assist small businesses who have had to change the way they operate due to COVID-19.

Blue Mountains City Council has stepped in to assist local artists whose work has been adversely affected during the coronavirus pandemic and restrictions.

More than 100 Emergency Food Boxes have now been delivered throughout the Blue Mountains.

It has been estimated that almost 2,600 jobs were lost in the Blue Mountains following recent bush fires, resulting in a gross turnover loss of nearly $560 million.

The Blue Mountains Cultural Centre is moving its popular Wollemi Artisan Markets online this Mother’s Day. 

Mayor Mark Greenhill is advocating for a subsidy for residents whose rates may go up, due to an increase in land values determined by the Valuer General NSW.