The Blue Mountains Council Cadets, Apprentices and Traineeship (CATs) Program will commence in early 2022. Take this opportunity to start a career and earn while you learn!

Blue Mountains City Council has been selected as one of ten Councils to join RSPCA NSW’s ‘Keeping Cats Safe at Home’ project, funded by the NSW Environmental Trust.

The community is invited to have their say on final designs for a new play space at St Johns Park at Blaxland Oval.

Five laneways in the Katoomba town centre are set to be transformed by five new contemporary art installations created by local artists for Living Lanes; the new visual arts project dedicated to strengthening the liveability and vibrancy of our towns. 

An internationally-recognised program that advocates for community-led wellness of young people, across a broad range of issues, is ramping up in the Blue Mountains.

Seven local property owners received a combined $11,000 in grants from the Blue Mountains Local Heritage Assistance Fund, to undertake minor conservation works on heritage properties in the Blue Mountains. 

Three local artists are helping to transform the Katoomba Civic Centre as part of an exciting vision to reactivate this precinct.

Blue Mountains City Council invites the community to help us improve childcare in the Mountains by sharing childcare experiences for children 0-12 years.

Blue Mountains City Council is inviting input from the community, via a short survey, on a cowork space at Katoomba Civic Centre.

Blue Mountains City Council has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with University of Technology Sydney, Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF) to explore opportunities to work together on initiatives that support planetary health with potential local benefits for the Blue Mountains.