We’re pleased to announce during Homelessness Week that the City has recently re-established the Greater Geelong Homelessness Working Group to tackle this growing issue in our region.

A new playground is on track to be opened at Aldershot Reserve by the end of the year.

Following International Lifeguard Appreciation Day, we’re continuing to celebrate the important work of the City’s pool lifeguards and profiling one of our very own.

We have made the decision to close the Geelong Resource Recovery Centre and Transfer Station in Douro Street until further notice due to safety concerns. 

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The Geelong Resource Recovery Centre and Transfer Station (GRRC) on Douro Street will be transformed into a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility, designed to meet the region's needs over the coming decades.

At its meeting on Tuesday, Council received a report with final costings and moved to finalise the Special Charge Scheme 364 for the completed road construction in Asbury Street West, Ocean Grove.

Council has voted to endorse the City's Draft Long Term Financial Plan 2025 - 26 to 2034 - 35, releasing it for community consultation.

We’ve started work towards implementing projects and initiatives that will improve the community’s mental, physical and social wellbeing to help create a healthier and happier Greater Geelong.

Council has endorsed the draft Municipal Road Management Plan (RMP) for community consultation at its Tuesday meeting.

The Council Plan 2025 – 29 has been officially launched at a community event at City Hall, following its adoption by Council at this week’s meeting.

Aldershot Reserve in St Albans Park is set to become the first in the region to receive an asphalt pump track.

The City of Greater Geelong is inviting residents of Clifton Springs and Drysdale to have their say on a proposed 16.8-kilometre footpath network aimed at improving pedestrian connectivity and accessibility across the two communities.

Elderslie Reserve is in line for a $1.894 million redevelopment centred around improving access for female footy players, as their numbers continue to rise.

The City of Greater Geelong’s 2025–26 Community Grants will open on Saturday 26 July, with $2.85 million in funding available for local community groups, not-for-profits, individuals, schools, and businesses to deliver projects that benefit the region. 

The City of Greater Geelong is proud to once again support the Nature Stewards program, returning this spring to inspire and educate local residents about the region’s unique natural environment.