City of Belmont, WA

We'll be holding a Special Council Meeting on Wednesday 10 June 🏛️

The purpose of the meeting is to consider our Waste Supply Agreement.

Please note this meeting will go behind closed doors. The item to be considered by Council is confidential under section 5.23(4)(a) of the Local Government Act 1995 (WA), as it contains legal advice or other information subject to legal professional privilege.

To view the agenda and minutes visit the City of Belmont website 👉 www.belmont.wa.gov.au/agendas-minutes

To view the livestream visit the City's Youtube channel 👉 https://youtube.com/live/iDMV29R4OEQ?feature=share

📅 Wednesday 10 June
⏰ Meeting commences at 6:30pm
📍 Council Chamber, Civic Centre, 215 Wright Street, Cloverdale.

📷 City of Belmont Civic Centre at dusk.

Notice something that needs attention while you're out and about? Let us know via Report & Resolve!

It's a quick way to report matters relating to City property and public spaces 🌳

You can access it through your mobile device and even take photos and link them to your report 🤳

Not digitally savvy? You can still call, email or visit us in person 🥰

To submit a request, visit our website or contact the City 👉 https://www.belmont.wa.gov.au/report-resolve

📷 Large tree in a local park.

We're inviting the community together for a special Community Markets event in NAIDOC Week 🫶

Come along to celebrate and connect with our rich First Nations culture through hands-on activities, artisan stalls, music and storytelling 🌀

Shop a range of unique, hand-made goods from local creatives and artisans, and take a moment to hear the journeys that inspired them.

For more information, visit our website or contact the City 👉 https://www.belmont.wa.gov.au/naidoc-week-community-markets
📅 Saturday 11 July
⏰ 10am to 2pm
📍 The Glasshouse, 215 Wright Street, Cloverdale

📷 FISH Social Enterprise at their stall at the Community Markets in Kambarang.

A new Little Street Library has arrived at Wilson Park 🎉

Created by Noongar Elder and artist Aunty TJ with assistance from Aunty Alta Winmar, the artwork reflects the story of Wilson Park as a place of community connection, nature, and Aboriginal history 💭

Little Street Libraries work simply – take a book, leave a book 📖

Swing by next time you're there to find your next great read 🤓

And thank you to the gentlemen at the Belmont Men's Shed who build and maintain these special libraries.

For more information visit our website or contact the City 👉 https://www.belmont.wa.gov.au/little-street-libraries

📷 From left to right: Aunty TJ, Brenda Greenfield, Norma Morrison and Angela Ryder standing next to the Little Street Library at Wilson Park.

The seasons have shifted at Belmont Museum! Our Get in the Game exhibition now spotlights the sports that come alive in our cooler months 🌧️🏉

Discover the athletes, achievements and unforgettable moments that have defined our winter sports scene in this must-see display of sporting memorabilia and stories 🥇

Come on down to Belmont Museum in Ruth Falkner Library to learn all about the rich history of sport in our local community.

For more information, visit our website or contact the City 👉 https://www.belmont.wa.gov.au/museum

📷 A selection of sporting artefacts including banners, pictures and trophies behind a display case at Belmont Museum.

Want to help shape a more accessible and inclusive community? 💡

We're creating our new Disability, Access and Inclusion Plan, which guides how we support the needs of people with disability, their families and carers, as well as our broader community 🧑‍🦽‍➡️

To help us get it right, we're seeking feedback from people who have a lived experience of disability, care for someone who does, or work in the disability sector.

If that's you, you can contribute feedback by completing a survey or participating in a workshop 👏

Learn more via Belmont Connect or contact the City 👉 https://connect.belmont.wa.gov.au/daip

📷 A blind man using a guide cane while walking along footpath.

We had almost 300 residents swing by the Operations Centre to collect their native plant packs, mulch and trees as part of our free Verge Garden and Trees for Residents programs 🌱

This year we saw just under 4000 plants go to their new homes! We love nothing more than connecting with the community and supporting residents to green their gardens and grow our urban forest.

Thank you to everyone who got involved. We can't wait to see the progress over the coming months and years ❤️

The Verge Garden program is partially supported by Water Corporation's Urban Greening Program.

Ever wanted to try the pottery wheel? Give it a go at our fun evening sessions at Belmont Resource Centre 👐

In this hands-on workshop you'll learn the key techniques for throwing clay and shaping simple forms like cups and bowls. All levels of experience are welcome 🏺

We'll provide the clay, tools and wheels, you bring your creativity.

Register via our website or contact the City 👉 http://www.belmont.wa.gov.au/wheel-work-evening
📅 Tuesday 7 and Tuesday 14 July
⏰ 6pm to 8pm
📍 Belmont Resource Centre, 39 Elizabeth Street, Cloverdale

📷 Hands shaping a clay bowl using a pottery wheel.

Wave a safe (and free) goodbye to your old white goods and e-waste at our upcoming drop-off day ♻️

Residents and ratepayers can bring their old and unused white goods, e-waste, motor oil and car batteries to our Operations Centre where they'll go on to be recycled correctly.

Visit our website or contact the City for more information👉 https://www.belmont.wa.gov.au/Whitegoods-Ewaste-Drop-off-Day
📅Saturday 4 July
⏰8:30am to 1pm
📍Operations Centre, 180 Planet Street, Carlisle

📸 Two people loading an old air conditioner unit onto a forklift at the 2025 drop-off day.