Glen Eira City Council met on Tuesday 3 February for the first Ordinary Council Meeting of the year.  Council considered several matters of community interest, including a local petition, planning matters and an update to a key policy.

Join a local event and help care for Glen Eira’s parks, streets and waterways. 

Glen Eira stands in solidarity with the Jewish community and all those affected by this horrific act of violence.   

Parking plays an important role in how our shopping strips work and how people spend time in them. As Glen Eira continues to grow, more people are visiting our activity centres — and that means parking is becoming more challenging, especially at peak times.

Glen Eira City Council welcomes the Australian Government’s announcement of a Commonwealth Royal Commission into antisemitism and social cohesion. 

Local Glen Eira businesses have taken part in our latest Going Circular training program.

Yesterday, the Mayors of Glen Eira and Port Phillip met with the Mayor of Waverley to formally hand over Victoria’s Statement of Solidarity — a statement signed by most mayors across the state and endorsed by councils across Victoria.

Glen Eira City Council is working with the City of Port Phillip, supported by the Municipal Association of Victoria, to bring Victorian Mayors together in a shared response to the tragic events at Bondi Beach. 

Melbourne Water is updating its flood maps to better reflect the risk of flooding across parts of Melbourne, including areas in Glen Eira.

Council met on Tuesday 16 December 2025 and considered a range of important matters aimed at supporting Glen Eira’s growth, liveability and long-term sustainability. Below are some of the key decisions and discussions from the meeting.