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The COVID-19 pandemic will have a dramatic impact on the day-to-day lives of our community and the operations of the City for some time, and we acknowledge there are some challenges ahead.
The City is working to provide relief to those that need it, support to our staff, and to protect the health and wellbeing of residents, businesses and visitors.
We’ll also be looking at what we can learn from this situation, and how we can improve our current services.
Mayor Penny Taylor
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COVID-19 relief and recovery strategy
The City of Subiaco now has a strategy in place to guide recovery efforts in response to COVID-19. You can view the strategy, along with other COVID-19 information on our website. www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/coronavirus.
Following today's announcement by the Prime Minister, the City will await advice from the State Government Department of Health about the reopening of public facilities, services and businesses. The City is planning for the relaxation of restrictions, and will implement changes in accordance with State Government directives, as these are provided.
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NEWS |
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Subiaco Oval opening soon
The hallowed turf should be open for general community use sooner than originally planned because of an opportunity identified by the City.
Students at Bob Hawke College have started using the oval for outdoor classes and the broader community should have access in the coming weeks. Community use, including team sports and general public access, is a priority for the City. Read more > |
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Spread joy!
The City is calling on local artists and performers to spread Moments of Joy across the City.
Funding of up to $1000 is available per applicant for the cost of materials and artist fees to deliver the project. Moments should be unexpected, temporary and use creativity to brighten the day of those who encounter it. Find out more > |
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City staff redeployed to help the community
The City has redeployed more than 20 staff members while Lords, Subiaco Library and Subiaco Museum are closed due to COVID-19 restrictions. Netball referees, creche assistants, and fitness instructors are among those who have been placed into other teams that have seen a sudden increase in workload due to the crisis. Read more > |
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EVENTS |
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Mother's Day walk
Celebrate Mother’s Day by taking a self-guided walk around our historic leafy City. You can find various walking routes online featuring places for quiet reflection, vibrant public art and historic landmarks and information.
For other Mother’s Day ideas, check out See Subiaco.
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FOR YOUR DIARY |
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