Fire Hazard Compliance Notice 2025/2026

Kwinana rural property owners must install and maintain fire breaks by 1 December 2025. Non-compliance may result in fines up to $5,000. Fire Notices have been sent. Protect your property and community from bushfires.

Visit the Fire Safety page to view the 2025/2026 Notice

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Placemaking Grant (Community Project)

Placemaking is about creating great places that people love. This might be through how they look or how they are used. It is about strengthening the connection between people and the places we share, and creating public spaces where we feel welcome (and want to return to). Most importantly, it puts people first. If you have a great idea for your community, we want to hear from you.

Placemaking Grant Objectives

The Placemaking Grant helps local people create projects that bring neighbours together and make public spaces better. These small grants support community-led ideas that improve shared spaces and help people feel proud of their neighbourhood.

This grant is here to:

  1. Give funding to help locals run their own projects
  2. Support people to work together and build a stronger, more connected community

You can apply for a grant if your project helps to:

  • Make public spaces fun, welcoming and useful
  • Bring more life to town centres and streets
  • Help people feel part of the community
  • Make streets nicer and easier to walk through
  • Support learning, leadership and inclusion
  • Celebrate your local area and its people

We encourage simple, low-cost ideas that make a big difference.

View the City's Community Grants and Funding Guidelines below. 

Community Grants and Funding Guidelines

Example Projects

You can apply for a Placemaking Grant to support small projects that help make your neighbourhood better. These can include:

  • Planting gardens or greenery on verges
  • Small art or cultural projects
  • Little street libraries
  • Community lunches or dinners
  • Beautifying a public space

Any creative idea that brings people together or improves a shared area

How much funding can I get?

You can apply for up to $1,000 per project.

To be eligible for up to $1,000 you will need to have acquitted any previous funding applications given by the City of Kwinana.

Please note any successful grants of $500 or more will be detailed on the City’s online register for a period of 5 years. Details will include name, brief description, amount awarded and acquital status.

Who can apply?
  • Community groups or organisations based in Kwinana
  • School P&F groups, residents' associations, or town teams
  • Individuals with a project that benefits the wider community
  • Kwinana-based businesses offering a project in a public space
  • Groups working together – we encourage joint projects
How to apply

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