On the 15 November 2021, the Relationship Management System (RMS) Project went live with the latest digital edition. Some of the benefits our residents can now enjoy include:

• Access to a simple and easy online form for all on-demand services
• Waste On-Demand field staff have access to real time information enabling quick actioning of services and timely updates to residents about their services 
• The City will have a 360 degree view of all on-demand services contained in the one system.

The RMS Project Team's vision was to strengthen collaboration and exchange of accurate information and visibility relating to on-demand waste services.

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Trackless Trams are another step closer to travelling the streets of the City of Stirling, with the recent appointment of SMEC, a global engineering, management and development consultancy.
 
With $2 million in Australian Government funding, the City is working with innovative public transport experts to develop a business case to support the implementation of a Trackless Tram system.

Trackless Trams will form the backbone of the Stirling City Centre project, which is the City's long-term strategic plan to provide modern transport and amenities to make Stirling Perth's second CBD.

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The endorsement of a landmark three-year, renewable electricity Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) has put the City on track to meet its interim sustainable energy targets.

The PPA will enable to the City to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 16 per cent by 2025 and 46 per cent by 2030, a significant component of the City’s 70 per cent emissions reduction target by 2030.

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Community Board Games at Bob Daniel Community Centre – Inglewood commenced in 2016 and celebrated their 50th session on Saturday 18 December.

The longevity of the free community event series can be attributed to the dedicated City of Stirling volunteers Adam and Mim, who facilitate these events.

The free, welcoming, intergenerational event runs the third Saturday of each month. People can bring their own snacks and games to play or join in games provided.

For more information or to get involved, please contact Community Service Officer Rosanne Sinagra on (08) 9205 7765.

The Stirling Community Cookbook - From your table to ours - is a collection of recipes from the City of Stirling's diverse and multicultural community.

The cookbook is selling out fast, but is still available to purchase from all Stirling Libraries and the Administrative Centre for $15, with all proceeds going toward the Stirling Community Kitchen initiative. 

The Community Services team is holding an event on 5 January 1.00pm - 2.00pm to familiarise women with the newly renovated ‘women’s workshops’ space at Scarborough Hub, Leisure Building 2.

Check out the freshly renovated “Women’s Workshop” space, and tell us what you would like to see happening.

Tea and coffee will be provided. Please also bring a keep cup if you have one, and RSVPs via Eventbrite are essential. If you have one, please bring a charged smartphone as we will be using interactive presentation software, Mentimeter.

The City's Mount Flora Museum will be open on Sundays from 12.00 noon - 3.00pm in January 2022 (closed Sunday 2 January).

Come and see some amazing artefacts and learn about our community's history.

Then climb up to the roof for the best coastal views in Perth!

Why not include the museum as part of a beachy day trip with the Sunset Coast Explorer? The Sunset Coast Explorer is a free hop-on, hop-off bus service running 7 days a week between Hillarys and Scarborough.

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