• Rates
    Pay your rates, request a copy, supplementary notices, payment plans
  • Family and community services
    Kindergartens, MCH, child care, youth, aged, community and disability services, family safety
  • Parking, roads and footpaths
    Maintenance schedule, drains and nature strips, school crossings, fines, permits, report an issue
  • Property and planning
    Advice, building and planning permits, Local Laws, major projects
  • Waste and environment
    Order bins, hard waste collections, report littering, fire and smoke, septic tanks
  • Arts, sports and facilities for hire
    Major attractions and annual events, parks and reserves, libraries, venues to hire
  • For business
    Registration and permits, business types, footpath and street trading, advice and support
  • City and Council
    Fines and infringements, Casey's history, Local Laws, councillors, meetings, ward structure, annual report

Subscribe to our newsletterSubscribe to our newsletter. Get the latest news and events in the Casey community delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe now.

External resources for sports clubs

External governance resources

 

leisure network

Club Help (Leisure Networks)

Club Help has been developed as a "one stop shop" for local sporting clubs. This project has been driven by Leisure Networks, the Sports Assembly for the Barwon region with the support of staff across the RSV Network.

For more information: Club Help | Connecting clubs and volunteers.

 

game plan logo

Game Plan (Australian Sports Commission)

Game Plan is a free online platform that allows sporting clubs of all sizes to get insights into their current capability in key areas of club administration, then supports ongoing club development with a suite of tools.

For more information: Game Plan | ASC

 

Monash Health Healthy Sports Club Program

Healthy Sports Clubs is a free initiative run by Monash Health, supporting sports clubs and associations in the City of Greater Dandenong, City of Casey and Cardinia Shire Council to achieve change. By creating healthier, family-friendly cultures, clubs and associations become true champions of community wellbeing.  

For a quick introduction to Healthy Sports Clubs, hear from a participating club in this short Q&A video or read the Healthy Sports Clubs Intro Document.  

Eleven sports clubs in the City of Casey have achieved recognition or are working on Healthy Sports Clubs. To join the growing list of clubs, fill out an EOI or contact Leona Leona.kosowicz@monashhealth.org.

 

Have you found the information you were looking for?