Blue Mountains City Council has waived sportsground fees for the current Winter and next Summer season, to support the community following bushfires and COVID-19.

A Wildlife Recovery Mayoral Reference Group (WRMRG) will be established in response to the long term drought and recent bush fires that have affected the City’s biodiversity.

Council’s Bushfire Recovery Action Plan outlines recovery efforts since the summer’s unprecedented bush fires in the Blue Mountains, and details continuing strategies for the rest of 2020.

Earlier this year, we asked for community feedback on the upgrade of Wentworth Falls Lake Park. Following valuable input, Council has drafted a preliminary version of a Masterplan, for public review.

Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill has sounded alarm as the NSW Government announces it will force its Low Rise Medium Density Housing Code onto councils across NSW, including the Blue Mountains.

A major upgrade of Knapsack Park is underway to improve safety and facilities at the popular precinct.

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

Central Blue Mountains Rotary have provided free face masks to Blue Mountains City Council, to deliver to community services who are assisting vulnerable members of our community. 

As part of the Good Neighbour program, Blue Mountains City Council has partnered with Earth Recovery Australia, to provide support services to homeless people.

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