News
Council News is a bi-monthly newsletter full of information important to the Lockyer Valley region.
Limited hard copies will be available at Lockyer Valley Libraries and Customer Service Centers in Laidley and Gatton.
Click here to view the latest edition.
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Lockyer Valley signs up for Road Safety
HighlightsMayor Tanya Milligan is urging residents to jump on-board the sign up' campaign for this year's Queensland Road Safety Week.
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Open Gardens return despite Spring Festival changes
HighlightsLaidley Spring Festival's renowned Open Garden Scheme will again showcase some of the region's loveliest gardens, despite Festival changes.
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Laidley Spring Festival turns virtual in 2020
HighlightsCelebrate the coming of spring, in a virtual fashion, with this year's online Laidley Spring Festival.
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Events on offer for Seniors Week 2020
HighlightsSeniors Week in the Lockyer Valley will be held from 15- 23 August.
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drumMUSTER container recycling options expand
HighlightsCouncil can now accept a wider range of empty chemical containers due to changes with the drumMUSTER program announced by Agsafe.
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Chair appointed for RADF Committee
HighlightsCouncil has appointed a Chairperson to the Regional Arts Development Fund Committee and adopted a new Terms of Reference for the Committee.
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Budget delivers no rate increase on general rates, levies
HighlightsCouncil's 2020/21 Budget is focused on delivering a balanced approach between Council's financial sustainability and community expectations.
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Council, State initiative to see local bushland transformed
HighlightsTwelve bushland projects across the Lockyer Valley are earmarked for an overhaul.
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Budget to deliver rates freeze
HighlightsThe community can expect Council to deliver a responsible Budget that will go a long way towards securing the long-term future of the region.
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Story Paths launched in the Lockyer Valley
HighlightsThe Lockyer Valley Story Paths are an innovative way for children and adults to enjoy reading together while exploring the environment around them.
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Council secures $360,000 in Black Spot Funding
HighlightsCouncil has secured a $360,000 cash boost under the Federal Government's Black Spot Program 2020-21 funding round.
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Council supports developers through pandemic recovery
HighlightsCouncil has provided additional incentive measures for development throughout the region in a move to support private investment in the local economy.
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Connectivity increased in Murphys Creek
HighlightsLockyer Valley Regional Council has completed a new active transport route in Murphys Creek.
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Operational Highlights - May 2020
HighlightsClick here to see a summary of key operational activities during May 2020.
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Council grants community groups’ wishes
HighlightsTen community groups in the Lockyer Valley will share in more than $29,000 through Round Three of the 2019/20 Community Grants Program.
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Storytime recognised by State Library
HighlightsLockyer Valley Libraries' Storytime program has been recognised as one of the most innovative in Queensland.
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Council aiming for no rate rise across Lockyer Valley
HighlightsLockyer Valley Regional Council is aiming to hand down a zero per cent rate rise for residents in the upcoming 2020/2021 Budget.
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Restoration works at local memorial now underway
HighlightsHistoric artillery at the Weeping Mothers Memorial in Littleton Park, Gatton, will undergo a makeover thanks to Council and a Federal Government grant.
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Council joins Battle Plan to support local, state economy
HighlightsCouncil is urging the Queensland Government to back the regional economy now to ensure the state can get back on track, post COVID-19.
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Council welcomes fast-tracking of Inland Rail Business Case
HighlightsCouncil has welcomed the Federal Government's commitment and funding to fast-track a Business Case into the feasibility of an Inland Rail connection.
