Who is your local hero and what is their story? Do you know someone who goes the extra mile for the community?
Book online for a session on 22 or 26 May 2025.
Community issues, improvement suggestions and complaints. For example dumped rubbish, issues with your bins, barking dogs, footpaths and drains, fallen trees or nature strips.
If you wish to contact Monash Council, either in person or over the phone, please see the following page for details. If you are hearing impaired or require interpreter services, the relevant contact details are also on this page.
Under certain circumstances, you may apply for an internal review of your infringement (fine) notice. Read more about the grounds of appeal.
A complaints process has been created to help you make a complaint to Council and to ensure a complaint is handled in a fair and courteous manner and within established timeframes.
The following is a short list of emergency contacts and advice. Like all municipalities in Victoria, Monash has its own Municipal Emergency Management Plan for handling natural disasters and emergencies.
Monash Council welcomes all new residents to the region, with helpful information for getting settled and involved in our community.
Monash City Council has zero tolerance to instances of bullying, harassment and/or sexual harassment towards its employees.
The City of Monash is hosting the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission’s Community Reporting tool.
Council will only collect what personal information it requires from you in order to carry out its statutory and legal responsibilities and to deliver its services.