Following consideration by Council and the Local Planning Panel in 2021, the planning proposal for the Granville Town Centre and surrounds were submitted to the NSW Department of Planning and Environment in mid to late 2021. In its assessment of this proposal the Department determined that further technical reports were needed in order to understand the impact of the proposals on their surrounding areas.
Accordingly, Council staff are in the process of seeking the required additional...
Each month we have a special guest on the podcast where we discuss and highlight major events, initiatives and programs run by Council.
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Presented by the Cumberland City Council Community Engagement Team.
Did you know maintenance people and door knockers can be scammers in disguise? Always remember to do an ID check and ask questions.
To report a scam, call the NSW Police Assistance Line on 131 444.
Council workings with a number of specialised outreach service providers who reach out to assist rough sleepers.
If you or someone you know is experiencing homelessness, find a list of Homelessness Services on the Council website.
Council have a series of multilingual resources to help combat Domestic and Family violence.
To view the educational videos in English, Arabic, Dari, Korean, Mandarin (Simplified Chinese) and Tamil, visit the Council website.
Lost your pet or found a pet?
Check out Council’s Lost and Found page on the Council website.
Help us keep Cumberland City safe. Whether it’s from first-hand experience or something you’ve witnessed, theft from the home or vehicle, reporting a crime is the first step to a safer community.
You can anonymously report information to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
Did you know all Cumberland City sports grounds need to be booked before use?
Whether it’s for short or long-term use for a group of friends or sports club, our booking system is available to you.
To book a sports ground, email us at council@cumberland.nsw.gov.au or call Council on (02) 8757 9000. For more information and a list of sports grounds visit the Council website.
Found injured wildlife? Who are you going to call?
Your actions could save a life. If you see a wild animal suffering, there are a number of specialised volunteer groups that can help.
For more information, visit the Council website.
Cumberland City Council encourages residents to take advantage of Council's four free clean-ups per year.
We would like to remind residents to keep waste piles at a maximum of 2 cubic metres for collection.
To book a Council clean-up, visit the Council website or call 0287579000.
Cumberland City Council is a proud member of the
International Association for Public Participation Australia.
