Engage Frankston!
Frankston City Council is looking to support a better parking experience by exploring the exciting benefits of smart parking in the local government area.
Frankston City Council has a vision for the Kananook Creek Gardens to strengthen this natural attraction for the community.
Do you want to be part of our representative Mini Frankston City?
Our Community Vision 2040 will help to guide planning and decision making by Council and the broader community to shape the future that our community wants to see.
The Framework, along with our Community Engagement Policy, sets Council’s commitment for how we will engage our community on decisions that impact and affect them
In a first for Frankston City, the Council Plan and Budget have been incorporated together to form the draft 2021-2025 Council Plan and Budget.
The Revenue and Rating Plan sets out how Council will generate income to deliver the Council Plan, Council services and infrastructure commitments over a 4 year period.
Frankston’s history has been recorded in a number of Heritage Studies undertaken by Council, which have supported the protection of heritage places in the City.
Council is committed to maintaining a healthy and sustainable environment and recognises the importance of supporting resilient ecosystems. Closes midnight 16 August 2021
Council-led advocacy to state and federal governments is vital for securing essential funding towards local projects and influencing decision-making to drive change.
Refurbishment of the Excelsior Drive Shopping Strip.
Council is considering the closure of Taylors Road in Skye, between Hall Road and Ballarto Road.
Let’s make Frankston City a vibrant evening and after-dark destination. Your feedback will help to develop the Lighting Frankston Plan and prioritise lighting projects.
Council has developed a robust and valuable Complaints and Feedback Policy, which is out for public consultation. Closes midnight 17 August 2021.
Local Area Traffic Management (LATM) Study to develop a Plan to address traffic and road safety concerns in the McCormicks Precinct in Carrum Downs. Closes 30 July 2021.
We want to find out...did we get it right? Closes midnight 29 August 2021.
We are seeking your feedback about the Outdoor Dining and Entertainment Program. Consultation closes midnight 29 August 2021.
Next phase of the project: Option 2 (Post and Rail) identified through earlier community consultation. Works commence from Monday 19 July.
We listened. Following from earlier engagement, we are now asking the community your preferred location for a dog beach. Voting open from 23 Sept - 5pm 11 Oct.
Notification of the upcoming Household Survey.
One location for all playground projects.
Tell us what you think of the proposed recommendations and precinct improvements. Consultation is now closed.
Proposed concept design to improve the water quality of Beauty Park Lake. Closes midnight 13 September 2021.
Have your say on our Draft Leisure Strategy 2021-2029 and Draft Health and Wellbeing Plan 2021-2025. Consultation is now closed.
Let us know your thoughts about the draft Play Strategy and Local Park Action Plan. Consultation is now closed.
We are asking you to review the draft concept design for Gould Street and tell us what you think! Consultation closes midnight 30 September 2021.
Review our 10-year financial plan and tell us what you think. Closes at 5pm on 28 September 2021.
Council has developed a Procurement Policy for a four year period, which is out for public consultation. Closes at 5pm on 29 September 2021.
Frankston City Council respectfully acknowledges the traditional owners, the Bunurong people, as the custodians of this land. We pay respect to all Aboriginal community Elders, past and present, who have resided in the area and have been an integral part of the history of the region.
