Bushfire information & support

Find information and other resources for the bushfire 2021.

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Labour Day Public Holiday

City of Swan administration services will be closed for the Labour Day public holiday on Monday March 1, 2021. Urgent assistance is available on 9267 9267. Bins will be collected as normal.

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COVID-19 latest information

If you are visiting any City facilities from Monday, February 15 2021, you must register using the SafeWA smartphone app or the paper register available.

City's response to COVID-19

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Bushfire financial assistance

Financial assistance is available for people impacted by the bushfires. Find out more.

Financial support

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Irrigation system specifications

The City of Swan is committed to the sustainable use of water resources and maximising efficiency of its landscape irrigation systems.

The purpose of the Irrigation System Specification is to provide a concise point of reference for the design and installation of landscape irrigation systems and shall be referred to in the assessment for approval of development of public open spaces.

All irrigation designs will need to take into consideration future ground water allocation reductions.

Specification

Irrigation System Specifications(PDF, 1MB)

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The City of Swan acknowledges the Whadjuk (Noongar) people, who are the traditional custodians of this country. We pay respect to their culture, history and their elders past and present.