9 April 2020
A message from our Mayor: Logan K. Howlett, JP
Hello everyone,
A quick message to wish you a happy Easter and an important reminder to stay safely at home this long weekend.
The City has closed some of its beach car parks this weekend and we ask that, unless a beach or park is within walking distance of your home, that you don’t drive anywhere to exercise, but perhaps enjoy a quick walk in your own neighbourhood. Remember to practice physical distancing as we continue to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
I wish you a peaceful weekend with your family. |
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Our parks and beaches over Easter
We know it's Easter, the weather is warm and the kids are on holidays, but please, this Easter, stay at home for the safety of your community.
The City is actively monitoring its beaches and parks to ensure people are not gathering in groups or lingering, are adhering to the physical distancing rules, and are only using the beaches and parks for exercise including a short walk or swim. Only those who can walk to the beach should be using it for exercise.
The northern car park at Coogee Beach between Powell Road and Perlinte View, the overflow car park at Poore Grove near Coogee Beach WA Surf Life Saving Club and the car park south of Ngarkal Beach at Port Coogee, adjacent to Dome Café and Marina Services Building are closed for the Easter period.
Cockburn COVID-19 helpline
If you are a Cockburn resident and need help accessing support and essential local services during these difficult times, call our dedicated helpline on 08 9411 3319, 9am-4.30pm, Monday- Friday (excludes public holidays).
Alternatively you can fill out the online COVID-19 Help Form and one of our friendly staff will contact you.
City of Cockburn support services
The City provides a range of services to support its community, with many continuing to provide help throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. To find out more, view the links below. Bin collections over Easter
Bin collection remains unchanged over the Easter period including Good Friday, so please remember to have your bins out by 6am and placed correctly on your verge.
Henderson Waste Recovery Park
The Henderson Waste Recovery Park (HWRP) is open to the general public Monday to Friday and open for our commercial customers seven days per week. The ReUse Shop is closed until further notice. Please note that over Easter, Friday 10 - Monday 13 April, the HWRP is closed to the general public, although businesses can still access the park on Easter Saturday, Sunday and Monday. |
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