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Knox City Council

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The City of Knox is located approximately 25km from the Melbourne GPO and includes the suburbs of Bayswater, Boronia, Ferntree Gully, Knoxfield, Lysterfield, Rowville, Sassafras, Scoresby, The Basin, Upper Ferntree Gully, Wantirna, and Wantirna South.

Address: 511 Burwood Hwy, Wantirna South VIC 3152, Australia
Phone: (03) 9298 8000
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State: Victoria
City: Wantirna South
Zip Code: 3152


Opening Hours

Monday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

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Reviews
Worse councilnWe complaint so many times regarding knox city football club. This club showing in google maps other side of the ground from Attley Road which is a residential area. This is so disturbing as the club visitors not using club parking & they park in attley road. Because of this issue all the residents suffer as there is a big traffic condition after 4pm everyday, unknown visitors here every day, smoking, consuming alcohol, leaving rubbish everywhere, and many more.
I’m honestly frustrated with the constant bin colour changes and wasteful decisions being pushed onto residents by Knox City Council.nnFirst the general rubbish bin lid was one colour, then changed again, now changed back. Meanwhile recycling colours keep shifting as well. How many times are ratepayers expected to fund cosmetic bin changes that provide little real-world benefit?nnCouncil rates go up year after year, yet money is being spent replacing perfectly functional bin lids while many residents are struggling with cost of living pressures.nnThe justification is supposedly “reducing confusion” because different councils use different colours. But changing colours in just one local area does almost nothing to solve that problem statewide. People already know which bin is which from years of use. This feels more like bureaucracy creating unnecessary work than genuine environmental improvement.nnTo make things worse, rubbish bins have been downsized over time, and now if families need a larger bin, they often have to pay extra. So residents are paying higher rates while receiving reduced practical service.nnWhat’s also disappointing is the lack of meaningful consultation. Most residents don’t get a real say — council simply decides, sends out a brochure in the mailbox, and proceeds regardless of public opinion.nnI support recycling and environmental initiatives when they genuinely help the community. But repeatedly changing bin colours while increasing costs feels wasteful, poorly prioritised, and disconnected from what residents actually care about.nnRatepayers deserve:nn* Better transparency on spendingn* Proper public consultation before unnecessary changesn* Focus on essential services instead of cosmetic projectsn* More practical waste solutions rather than constant rebranding exercisesnnResidents should pay attention to where council money is actually going.
Amazing council service! I had my phone dropped in the storm water drain and cannot open the drain at all. This was late at night as well. I called them and within 30 minutes they sent someone over and opened the drain and got the phone for me. They are absolutely amazing and life savers!! Thank you!
Really disappointed with the service. I walked there in the rain with my baby in a stroller and was only 5 minutes late, but they refused to do the vaccination. I was visibly crying, yet no one showed any understanding or empathy. A little compassion would have made a huge difference.
Knox fest here in Ferntree Gully Saturday 28th February was a success. Great attendance, everyone social. Kids were great, teenagers everywhere, and no trouble at all. Even the carnies were great. Free bands. Free dodgems on the last run of the night. Free fireworks woohoonnThank you.
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