About the Shire of Gingin
ALL ABOUT GINGIN
With its significant coastline and permanently flowing water courses of the Moore River and Gingin Brook, the Shire of Gingin is a unique and exciting place in which to live and visit.
Covering and area of 3,325 square kilometres and with a population in excess of 4,500, the Shire of Gingin is one of the fastest growing and developing rural shires in Western Australia, and it's strategic location to the immediate north of the City of Wanneroo ensures that it will continue to experience significant growth and change.
The town of Gingin, 84km north of Perth, is one of the oldest in the state and is becoming a popular point of call for travellers on day trips from Perth. Find out more>
MAPS OF THE AREA
Print and download, very handy! Find out more>
OFF-ROAD VEHICLES
Within the Shire of Gingin, there are two areas Gazetted under the Control of Vehicles (Off-road Areas) Act, where, along with road registered vehicles, vehicles not registered for on-road use are permitted. Find out more>
Public Noticeboard
FOUNDATION DAY OFFICE CLOSURE
Shire of Gingin administration offices in Gingin and Lancelin will be closed on Monday, 4 June 2012 for the Foundation Day public holiday. Offices will re-open on Tuesday, 5 June 2012.
REPORTING HOON BEHAVIOUR
Members of the public can now report dangerous, reckless or anti-social hoon driving behaviour to Police via the WA Police website. The link below will take you to WA Police's "About Reporting Hoon Behaviour" webpage, where you will find a link to the Traffic Complaint Form.
DIGITAL TV SWITCHOVER
The analog TV signal will be switched off, region by region, between 2010 and 2013. To continue to watch TV after this time you will need to have a digital TV or set-top box. Find out more>
IMPORTANT MESSAGES FOR RESIDENTS
Regarding manure use and stable flies. Find out more>
KIDSPORT
The Shire of Gingin supports the KidSport Initiative that financially assists eligible children to play sport by funding up to $200 to cover fees and uniforms costs. Your Club requires an ABN. Find out more>
HARVEST BAN / VEHICLE MOVEMENT SMS ALERTS AND FIRE WEATHER HOTLINE
Please contact the Shire if you would like to be added to the SMS Harvest Ban / Vehicle Movement Ban list. Alternatively you can ring our Fire Weather Hotline on 9575 1330 and listen to the recorded message for the days forecast and if there is any vehicle movement ban, etc.
The Gingin Council
NEXT ORDINARY MEETING: 19 JUNE 2012
Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of every month in the Council Chambers, 7 Brockman Street, Gingin, unless otherwise notified. Find out more>
LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUR COUNCILLORS
Find out who is responsible for what areas, and who to get in contact with. Find out more>
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PROPOSED REVISED MOORE RIVER SOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The revised Outline Development Plan will result in the creation of community catering for a population of up to 5,000 residents. Find out more>
