Subsided graves at Council cemeteries

Due to the recent weather conditions, there are several subsided grave sites across Council's cemeteries. While Council staff will do everything possible to fill sites quickly, it is possible that some sites may not be rectified until the weather and the ground conditions stabilise.

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Holiday closure

Council’s customer service centres will close at 12:00 PM on Tuesday 24 December 2024. Normal business hours will resume at 8:30 AM on Thursday 2 January 2025.

You can contact Council during the closure by calling (07) 3205 0555.

Learn more about Council's holiday closure

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Coastal and environmental projects

For information on projects in construction phase in your area, visit Active Council Projects.

Beachmere footbridges removal

For safety reasons, we have closed two footbridges at T.E. Bonney Reserve, Beachmere. Work to remove the bridges should be completed in December 2024.

Beachmere Lake

Beachmere lake is a constructed lake which plays an important role in stormwater and flood mitigation for the Beachmere community. The lake is also connected to the ocean via a tidal exchange system, resulting in an estuarine environment.

Beachmere shoreline management

Foreshore property owners at Beachmere can manage the shoreline on their property to minimise the impacts of erosion.

Beech Drive Park - Water quality improvements

These works to the waterway at Beech Drive Park, Morayfield will improve water quality to the catchment and prevent sediment entering Moreton Bay.

Bells Creek - Water quality improvements

Council has commenced water quality improvement works for Bells Creek, Clontarf.

Biodiversity Plan

We’re creating a Biodiversity Plan that will help identify and conserve the biodiversity values of our region. Get involved and help us get this right!

Bribie Gardens Canal maintenance works and lock closure

Council is conducting scheduled maintenance to the Bribie Gardens Canal.

Charlish Park seawall renewal Redcliffe

Council is renewing the foreshore protection seawall at Charlish Park on Redcliffe Parade, south of the Redcliffe Jetty.

Coastal Building Design - Bribie Island

Good planning can help us accommodate growth while maintaining existing community character. Help us get the planning right for taller buildings in our coastal areas.

Crockatt Park - Seawall Renewal

Council is upgrading coastal protection structures around Crockatt Park, Woody Point.

Dredged material management facility, Ningi

Council purchased the land at 1077 Bribie Island Road Ningi to use as a site for the storage and treatment of dredged material.

Humpybong Creek system improvements

Council will be commencing a two-stage approach to improvement works for the Humpybong Creek system. The works aim to improve water quality and biodiversity and include new low-maintenance landscaped parklands.

Newport Waterways - maintenance dredging

Information on the scheduled dredging works within the Newport Waterways canal estate, due to start in early 2025 for approximately 5 months.

Queens Beach South seawall upgrade

Council is planning to upgrade a segment of existing coastal seawall at Queens Beach South, Redcliffe.

Rock groyne construction at Sunset Park Banksia Beach

A rock groyne is proposed on the foreshore adjacent to Sunset Park, Banksia Beach to reduce the northerly transport of sand into the Pacific Harbour canal system.

Williamina Court Park - Water quality improvements

Council proposes to replace the existing concrete drain with a naturalised constructed waterway. The constructed waterway will consist of a rocky and vegetated low flow channel surrounded by a broader vegetated floodplain.

Woorim Beach sand back-passing trial

Council is trialling an innovative sand back-passing system to help manage erosion along Woorim Beach.

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