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Find out the latest news, events and updates from Brisbane City Council, the local government for Australia's third-largest city. Learn about Council's services, projects, plans and initiatives for residents, visitors and businesses.
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Learn about Brisbane City Council, the largest local government in Australia, and its vision, services, governance and contact details. Find information on rates, tenders, careers, petitions, online applications and more.
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Residents
Our Contact Centre is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week on 07 3403 8888. We aim to answer your call within 60 seconds. This is the best contact method for urgent issues, such as traffic light problems, lost animals, dangerous dogs, lost property and public safety concerns.
Business
Council has a dedicated hotline to support business in Brisbane, open 24 hour a day, seven day-a-week. Businesses can access information on a range of Council topics including advertising and upcoming business events, licensing, development applications, business opportunities and procurement. Phone 133 BNE (133 263).
Our Customer Centres provide information and advice on topics such as licenses, permits, rates enquiries and account payments, animal registrations, compliance, local laws and development applications.
You can mail your letter to: Brisbane City Council GPO Box 1434 Brisbane Qld 4001 We aim to provide a full response to letters within 20 working days.
You canemail Councilfor any general enquiries, general complaints, or feedback. If you request a Council service, within 3-5 days we will provide you with a reference number and details of your request. If your request is complex or requires investigation, your email will be forwarded to the relevant business area to provide you with a written resp...
Use your mobile device to report a problem that needs fixing in your street, local park or neighbourhood. Take a photo and send details of the problem, including the location and your name to: 0429 2 FIX IT (0429 234 948). We aim to acknowledge your message and provide a reference number within two working days.
When you report a routine maintenance issue, we will also endeavour to contact you within five working days with a reference number and a time frame for the request to be completed.
If you have a hearing impairment or speech impairment, contact us on your preferred relay call option through the National Relay Service.
We value your feedback about our services and provides us with valuable information to allow for continuous customer service improvement. Use any of the above contact methods to provide your feedback to Council.
Sign up and participate in the “Your City Your Say” online platform with ongoing opportunities for you to be informed and involved in future directions for the city.
Council has a complaints management policy to ensure we deal with all complaints in a fair and efficient manner. Find more information about the complaint management process.
Find out how to contact Brisbane City Council online, by phone, mail, SMS and relay services. Learn about popular forms and services, feedback, complaints and disputes.
The Council of Brisbane is the high-level administrative board of Brisbane City Council, composed of all elected councillors in the City of Brisbane. There are 27 councillors, 26 from electoral wards in Brisbane and the Lord Mayor.
The City of Brisbane is a local government area (LGA) which comprises the inner portion of Greater Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, Australia. Its governing body is the Brisbane City Council.
Brisbane City Council is dedicated to creating opportunities for everyone to engage with and learn about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and peoples as we make Brisbane an ...
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