City of Mitcham

City of Mitcham The City of Mitcham, a safe, healthy, tolerant and prosperous community. The City of Mitcham is a clean and green City - a good place to live and work.

With an enviable blend of both urban and rural environments, a prestigious heritage and sense of tradition, Mitcham and its surrounds offer a unique experience for those tempted by cultural exhibitions and festivals, native bushland, heritage and architecture, scenic views and more.

There were plenty of smiles at the Cumberland Park Community Centre this week as 81 new Australian citizens from 23 coun...
12/06/2026

There were plenty of smiles at the Cumberland Park Community Centre this week as 81 new Australian citizens from 23 countries were welcomed to the City of Mitcham.

Held in the lead-up to Refugee Week, the Celebration of Citizenship Ceremony recognised the diverse backgrounds, stories, cultures and experiences that help shape our community.

New citizens received a native seedling, Indigenous jam and a Unity pin, along with letters of welcome from students at Scotch College.

Read more → https://bit.ly/3SACEF2

We'll be carrying out maintenance works at Winns Road Ford in Coromandel Valley tomorrow, Wednesday 10 June.To allow cre...
09/06/2026

We'll be carrying out maintenance works at Winns Road Ford in Coromandel Valley tomorrow, Wednesday 10 June.

To allow crews to safely remove blockages, access will be temporarily closed from 9:30am. The ford is expected to reopen by 3pm, once works are complete.

We appreciate your patience while this work is undertaken.

Interested in exploring practical ways to live more sustainably?Living Lightly Locally is seeking expressions of interes...
09/06/2026

Interested in exploring practical ways to live more sustainably?

Living Lightly Locally is seeking expressions of interest from people who would like to take part in a unique education and research project exploring sustainable living in everyday life.

This free 12-month program combines learning, community participation and research to better understand what helps people make positive changes at home and in their local communities. Participants will explore topics including wellbeing, waste, energy, water, transport, food, gardens, climate and community through a combination of self-paced learning and shared discussion.

Join an information session at the Pasadena Community Centre tonight, Tuesday 9 June, from 6pm to 7pm to learn more.

Find out more about the program → www.livinglightlylocally.com.au

Bins out as usual! There are no changes to waste collection for the King’s Birthday public holiday tomorrow, Monday 8 Ju...
06/06/2026

Bins out as usual! There are no changes to waste collection for the King’s Birthday public holiday tomorrow, Monday 8 June.

Check your waste collection calendar here → https://bit.ly/41Ek15U

Following completion of the subgrade, kerbing is now underway at the Winston Avenue and Caulfield Avenue intersection up...
05/06/2026

Following completion of the subgrade, kerbing is now underway at the Winston Avenue and Caulfield Avenue intersection upgrade.

The project is continuing to take shape as improvements are delivered to enhance safety for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians.

While works are underway, businesses along Winston Avenue remain open and accessible. If you're in the area, we encourage you to stop by for a coffee or meal, browse local shops, book a service or explore what our local businesses have to offer.

Find out more about the upgrade → https://bit.ly/4u8Mw6N

Our annual tree planting program is now underway and will continue through to October, helping to grow shade, support bi...
04/06/2026

Our annual tree planting program is now underway and will continue through to October, helping to grow shade, support biodiversity and enhance our streets and reserves.

Around 1,800 trees will be planted across our city over the coming months. New trees will replace dead or diseased trees, fill gaps in established avenues and be planted in response to resident requests.

See what's planned for your neighbourhood → https://dev.forestree.studio/mitcham

Please note that our Civic Centre, Libraries and Community Centres will be closed on Monday, June 8 for the King's Birth...
03/06/2026

Please note that our Civic Centre, Libraries and Community Centres will be closed on Monday, June 8 for the King's Birthday public holiday.

For urgent issues, give us a call on 1300 133 466.
Need to report an issue? You can lodge a request here → https://bit.ly/4aeGoQ3

Did you know we offer government funded childhood and adolescent vaccines on the the National Immunisation Schedule free...
02/06/2026

Did you know we offer government funded childhood and adolescent vaccines on the the National Immunisation Schedule free to Medicare Card holders at our Immunisation Clinics held at the City of Mitcham Civic Centre and Tiwu Kumangka each month.

Upcoming clinics:
• Civic Centre - June 3, 11:30am to 1pm.
• Tiwu Kumangka - June 3, 5:30pm to 6:30pm.
• Tiwu Kumangka - June 17, 11:30am to 1pm.
• Civic Centre - June 17, 12:30pm to 1:30pm.

No need to schedule, just bring your Medicare card and your child's immunisation record book.
To find out which vaccinations are available and if you're eligible visit → https://bit.ly/46buDsr

Colebrook Reconciliation Park at Eden Hills stands as a place of reflection and remembrance. As we mark National Reconci...
02/06/2026

Colebrook Reconciliation Park at Eden Hills stands as a place of reflection and remembrance. As we mark National Reconciliation Week, we reflect on places that hold deep cultural and historical significance in our community.

The site of the former Colebrook Home now serves to honour the Aboriginal children and their families of the Stolen Generation, with two striking sculptures, the 'Fountain of Tears' and the 'Grieving Mother' sculpted by Silvio Apponyi marking their stories

For information on Colebrook and the Blackwood Reconciliation Group please email [email protected].

City of Mitcham Mayor Dr Heather Holmes-Ross reflected on the importance of reconciliation and this year’s National Reco...
01/06/2026

City of Mitcham Mayor Dr Heather Holmes-Ross reflected on the importance of reconciliation and this year’s National Reconciliation Week theme, 'All In', at a flag raising ceremony at the Civic Centre today.

Joined by CEO Matt Pears and Council Member Joanna Wells, Mayor Holmes-Ross helped raise the Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Australian flags in unison as a symbol of our ongoing reconciliation journey.

National Reconciliation Week, 27 May to 3 June, is a time for reflection, learning and respectful connection.

See how you can take part → https://bit.ly/422z3ie

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