Health and safety

The City of Stirling continues to review and respond to Department of Health advice aimed at protecting our community and employees from the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19)

The City of Stirling’s environmental health officers conduct regular inspections of food businesses.

Noise can come from a number of residential activities such as parties, renovations or appliances.

The City operates security patrols 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

To help keep our neighbourhoods safe, clean and welcoming, the City will remove graffiti.

The City is committed to creating safe streets and combating speeding and hoon behaviour.

The City is committed to ensuring its community is safe and the threat of fire is minimal.

Find out first aid information and resources with St John Ambulance First Responder

Here you will find information on pool safety and inspections

It's important to consider health and safety risks when developing

The City of Stirling is providing rebates of 30 per cent (up to a maximum of $500) off the cost of new closed circuit television (CCTV) installations in the City that include a public angle field of view overlooking the road, footpath, front verge, or any other applicable public area.