Media Release: Redlands Severe weather update – ex-tropical Cyclone Debbie
Destructive winds and heavy rainfall is currently on a direct path to Redlands, with the heaviest rainfall expected between 6pm and 9pm ...
Month: March 2017
Media release: Severe weather update – ex-tropical Cyclone Debbie
Rainfall totals of 200mm remain likely over the next 24 hours, with the possibility of isolated falls exceeding 400mm. The Local Disaster ...
Sandbags available ahead of ex-tropical cyclone Debbie
Update: sandbag stations will now be open all day today and as needed into the night. Self service sandbagging stations will be ...
Updated 2:51pm Prepare now for severe weather conditions
Updated 2:51pm Heavy rain and damaging winds are expected across the Redlands on Thursday and Friday as ex-tropical cyclone Debbie makes its ...
Easter holiday makers to enjoy extra parking at Toondah Harbour
Visiting Straddie over the Easter break is about to get easier, with Council providing additional parking areas to accommodate the busy holiday ...
School Road Safety Guide Launch
Local school children are set to be safer in school zones following Redland City Mayor Karen Williams’s launch of the No Excuses ...
Memorial garden soon a reality
Work will start soon on the new Bay Island Memorial Garden on Russell Island. An artist's impression Local Councillor Mark Edwards (Division ...
Cleveland Aquatic Centre upgrade: call for ideas
Redland City Council is calling for community ideas on a possible major upgrade to the much-loved Cleveland Aquatic Centre. Redland City Mayor ...
Ten year Infrastructure Plan agreed for State review
Redland City Council has agreed to the Draft Local Government Infrastructure Plan (LGIP) outlining the type, timing and location of planned infrastructure ...
Redland City youth invited to innovation forum
Great achievements and big ideas will be the order of the day at Redland City Council’s RedGen <30 Youth Innovation Forum on ...
Redland City Council acknowledges the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas of Redlands Coast. We acknowledge the Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people here.