Media Release

The City of Casey will soon start the second phase of a tree renewal project along the Beaconsfield Avenue of Honour to ensure this significant site remains as a living memorial into the future.

Do you know someone in Casey who consistently goes above and beyond to serve others? Someone who embodies community spirit and contributes to making Casey a wonderful place to live? Someone who makes you proud to be Australian?

A recent city-wide survey showed almost all City of Casey residents support the Clyde rail link with most people in the community also calling for a better Clyde Road corridor.

The City of Casey has scored a positive increase in its overall performance over the past year, as highlighted in the 2021 Local Government Community Satisfaction Survey (CSS) results.

Throughout 2020 and 2021, the City of Casey has undertaken significant community engagement, to gauge the thoughts and ideas from our community on topics such as transport, the local environment, infrastructure and much more, as we plan for the future of Casey.   

The City of Casey is inviting residents to share their views on living and ageing well in Casey to help Council plan for the needs of its growing ageing community.

The City of Casey has welcomed the recent announcement by the State Government for a new train station, as well as the planned level crossing removal for Webb Street, Narre Warren by 2025.

Following the Premier’s announcement this afternoon, several public health restrictions will be eased and many of Council’s facilities will reopen from tomorrow, Wednesday 28 July 2021.

Face masks still need to be worn indoors and outdoors, except at home.