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Casey Community Local Law 2025

The Local Law sets fair rules that support respectful behaviour, protect public spaces, and help local businesses.


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About the Casey Community Local Law 2025
Information on the Local Law and how they strike a balance between individual rights and freedoms and the well-being and safety of the broader community.
How we created the new Local Law
The new Local Law was developed following an extensive internal review and community consultation.
What happens if you break the Local Law
Authorised Officers investigate possible breaches and aim to work with residents to resolve issues early.
Local Laws you should know
Information on the most common Local Laws impacting residents and businesses.
Local Law permits for private land use
Some activities on private land may require a permit, such as storing long or heavy vehicles and using temporary accommodation or recreational vehicles.
Local Law permits for public land use
You need to apply for a Public Land Use Permit for a number of activities you may wish to do on Council land.