Caretaker Period

As the local government elections will be held on 26 October 2024, Yarra Ranges Council will assume a caretaker role from Tuesday 17 September 2024.

During the caretaker period, there will be limited changes made to the content on Council's websites. Information will only be added to this website in accordance with caretaker requirements.

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16 Days of Activism Grants

Council is offering grants of up to $1500 through the Monthly Grant Program for community projects to shine a spotlight on this year’s global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence campaign.

Accessible Parking Permits (formerly Disabled Parking Permits)

Find information about accessible parking permits including eligibility, categories and how to apply.

Alternative methods of fuel reduction

Council recommend Open Air Burning be the last resort sought for fuel reduction. Click here to explore alternative methods.

Application to access a park or reserve

Apply online if you need access to your property through a council owned park or reserve.

Apply for a clothing bin permit

You will need to apply for a permit if you wish to place a clothing bin on Council land.

Apply for a common boundary fencing contribution

If your property shares a boundary fence with council land, council may contribute part of the cost. Complete the online application.

Apply for a community advertising sign

You can apply for a permit to use an advertising sign to promote a community organisation or event. Find out more and apply online.

Apply for a fireworks permit

You may need a Fireworks Permit if you want to hold a fireworks display. Find out more and apply online.

Apply for a footpath trading permit

Business that intend to place items on a footpath or on our land require a footpath trading permit.

Apply for a Place of Public Entertainment Permit

If you're planning to hold a public entertainment event, you may need a permit to ensure the event complies with safety requirements.

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