We are making upgrades to Oval Three at Lord Reserve, Carnegie.

We are building a cycling lane along Queens Avenue, Caulfield East to connect Caulfield and Glen Huntly train stations on behalf of the Level Crossing Removal Project (LXRP). 

The Carnegie Memorial Swimming Pool redevelopment will give the Glen Eira community a modern and accessible recreation centre. 

The Elsternwick Structure Plan creates a strategic vision to establish a new Cultural Precinct, centred around Selwyn Street.

We are committed to flood mitigation and continue to deliver a significant program of drainage improvement and stormwater detention across the municipality.

Eat Street is an exciting project that re-imagines public space in the heart of Bentleigh.

Lord Reserve is an expanse of open space, providing significant opportunities to play sport, exercise your dog or just enjoy the outdoors. 

The upgraded play space aims to enhance the existing play features to provide new and exciting play elements and extend the opportunities for other ages and interests.

Council decided not to proceed with the proposed multi-deck commuter car park projects in Bentleigh and Elsternwick.

Murrumbeena Park is one of Glen Eira’s largest parks, featuring two sportsgrounds, a large nature-based play space, shelters, picnic facilities, a pavilion and a bowling club.

Bentleigh Library and Youth Hub is complete! Bentleigh Library has been transformed into a new community centre that integrates Council’s Library and Youth Services. It was officially opened to the public on Wednesday 26 October.