The inaugural Community Safety & Preparedness Expo drew 248 people to Frost Oval on 15 August.
Applications for Community Grant round 1 close on 30 September.
The Shire’s new public-facing Intramaps system allows you to explore property and planning information online.
The 2026/2027 Annual Budget was adopted by the Council on 28 July.
The community-led Kendenup Place Plan will guide future priorities for the townsite.
Garry Bird will commence as Chief Executive Officer on 31 August.
More than 60 artworks, drawings and ideas from local students will help shape the Shire's first Arts and Culture Strategy.
Five community groups, sporting clubs and not-for-profit organisations will receive financial assistance under the latest round of community grants.
Exciting improvements are coming to the O’Neill Road Waste Management Facility.
Thanks for shaping the future of arts and culture in Plantagenet.
The community can now book the full court, half court, group fitness room and creche online, any time.
You feedback responses will inform how we plan and deliver services across the Shire.
Local Planning Policy No. 8 – Dams & Water Features was adopted by the Council on 28 April.
Our community can now book the meeting room, boardroom and commercial kitchen online, any time.
The directory is being updated and we would like to hear from you.
Plantagenet CEO Mr Julian Murphy has formally resigned from the role
Today the Mount Barker Community Resource Centre and Library merged into one integrated service.
A new Chief Bushfire Control Officer will be appointed in May.
More than 115 volunteers gathered at West Cape Howe Wines on 6 March for our annual volunteer sundowner.
Engaging activities designed for all ages and abilities.
The strategy was developed to investigate opportunities to positively influence housing-related initiatives.
The Place Plan represents an exciting step toward a shared, community-driven future, built on local knowledge, collaboration and pride.
Building stronger, more sustainable community organisations.
A multimillion-dollar park redevelopment which will deliver a destination playground and family-friendly recreational precinct in Mount Barker is one step closer, thanks to a Lotterywest grant.
More than 200 people gathered at Frost Pavilion at 8.30am to kick off Australia Day with a true blue sausage sizzle.
Nine local community groups, sporting clubs and not-for-profit organisations will receive financial assistance under the revised Community Grants Program (CGP).
Expressions of Interest are invited from individuals interested in joining the Shire of Plantagenet Audit, Risk and Improvement Committee in the roles of Independent Chair and Deputy Chair.
Ordinary Council meetings will be held on the following dates in 2026.
The Shire and Mount Barker Returned & Services League Sub-Branch have partnered on the Mount Barker War Memorial Enhancement Project.