Swim Sport and Leisure centres provide safe and inclusive spaces for health, fitness and recreation in the Greater Geelong region.
The City of Greater Geelong provides the benefits of city living in a beautiful seaside location.
An 'advertised' planning application is a planning permit submitted to us that does not yet have approval. It is on exhibition for public viewing. Comments or objections can be submitted to us for consideration.
Our grants help turn your idea into reality. They support projects, events and activities that respond to a community need, and will improve the health and wellbeing of our community.
There are more than 4,700 off street car parks and 5,400 on street car parks in central Geelong. Both short and long term options are available.
Geelong is home to over 1,000 events every year offering a fantastic and diverse events calendar.
The City of Greater Geelong and Tennis Victoria are continuing to rally for the Geelong Regional Tennis Centre.
Council’s given the green light for community consultation to begin on Monday 14 September for the Draft West Fyans - Fyans Street Precinct Structure Plan.
Following a recent review of our infringement system, we identified a software issue that resulted in duplicate infringement numbers being assigned to a small number of parking infringements.
Now spring has arrived, the countdown is on to the inaugural Geelong Running Festival.
Help shape the region by sharing your thoughts on our projects from parks and playgrounds, to planning the future of our area.
Find Greater Geelong's parks, sports reserves, playgrounds and picnic spots.
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A smaller, short-term site for the most common type of drop-off recyclables while the main site at 100 Douro Street is being redeveloped.
We offer a range of free events, activities, programs and youth hubs where young people aged 12–25 can build skills, make connections and get involved in their community.
The City of Greater Geelong is committed to providing child safe physical and online environments where children and young people are safe, respected, valued and empowered. We have zero tolerance for child abuse, harm, neglect, grooming and exploitation, and act in the best interests of children and young people at all times. We recognise our responsibility to promote the safety, wellbeing, participation and rights of all children and young people. We embed the Victorian Child Safe Standards throughout our services, facilities, programs, events and activities.
