Shire of Mundaring is planning for the future of our community, with a clear focus on protecting what makes the Perth Hills such a special place to live.

As families continue to look for healthy, active alternatives to screen time, the Shire of Mundaring has delivered a practical local response with the official opening of the Glen Forrest Jump Track.

Exciting news for the Hills community, with Council formally supporting the Parkerville Oval lighting upgrade and committing $446,065 to deliver the project.

The Glen Forrest Jump Track is complete and ready to ride, delivering a bold, high-octane space for action, movement and connection in the heart of the Hills community.

Works on the Elsie Austin changerooms upgrade at Mount Helena have reached a major milestone, with construction now moving into the stage where the new buildings begin to take form.

Brown Park is now set to come alive after dark, with Shire of Mundaring officially switching on new LED lighting at the Brown Park Upper Oval.

Shire of Mundaring has published its redacted closing submission in relation to the Satterley North Stoneville subdivision.

The brand-new cricket training nets at Parkerville Oval are officially open and already bringing fresh energy to the oval. The upgrade delivers stronger playing surfaces, improved safety and a modern design built to handle heavy use from both junior and senior players throughout the season.

The long-awaited Glen Forrest Pump Track is officially under construction, marking a major milestone for the community and local riders who helped shape its design.

The North Stoneville Structure Plan 34 (SP34) remains before the State Administrative Tribunal (SAT).