At our Ordinary Council Meeting on Tuesday 9 June, Councillors considered key topics focused on community safety, social inclusion and environmental sustainability.

Glen Eira City Council has decided to explore transferring Warrawee Community to a registered aged care provider.

Everyone should feel safe, respected and included in Glen Eira. However, recent data shows that antisemitism continues to have a significant impact on members of our community.

The latest Community Satisfaction Survey results provide insight into how residents feel about life in Glen Eira and the services we provide.

Each year, the Festival brings our community together with a series of events and programs for all ages and interests.

We’re working with local suppliers and original designers to carefully recreate three memorial plaques in Caulfield Park that were removed in an act of vandalism in April 2026.

Some of Glen Eira’s food businesses have been recognised for going above and beyond to keep our community safe. 

At our Ordinary Council Meeting on Tuesday 19 May, Councillors considered Glen Eira’s heritage planning.

The Essential Services Commission has approved Glen Eira’s application to increase the rate cap for 2026–27. This will see rates increase for 2026–27 by five per cent for Glen Eira residents.

We’re making it easier to find and manage parking in Carnegie, Bentleigh and Elsternwick with the introduction of smart parking technology.

We welcome the release of the Interim Report of the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion and will carefully consider its findings and what they mean for our community.