Logan City Council in the news

Logan City Council denied a rezone, heard a school district report, and discussed new fire codes, alongside other administrative items.

Logan City Council voted to reduce infrastructure charges for one-bedroom granny flats by $13,500 to boost their construction, despite the mayor's concerns about potential overcrowding and exploitation.

Logan City Council urges residents to dedicate 30 minutes this week to prepare for potential storms, flooding, and other emergencies by understanding risks, planning, and packing an emergency kit.

Logan City Council is advising its residents to prepare for the severe weather season by creating emergency plans and kits.

Logan City Council will consider a pre-feasibility report for a new $156 million baseball stadium.

A pre-feasibility report for a privately funded baseball and softball stadium, estimated at $156 million, will be presented to Logan City Council, with investor appetite tied to the sports' inclusion in the Brisbane 2032 Olympics.

Four Logan City Council pools earned top safety endorsements from Royal Life Saving Queensland, as the city's aquatic centers saw a significant increase in visits and implemented AI technology to enhance safety.

Logan City Council will consider implementing major changes to its flood mapping, planning policy, and the Logan Flood Portal to improve flood risk management and community resilience.

Logan City Council is set to review and potentially implement significant updates to its flood mapping and planning policies, and its flood information portal, based on community input and expert recommendations.

Logan City Council has joined The Great Unwaste campaign to help residents reduce food waste and save money by offering practical advice and rebates on composting systems.

Logan City Council promotes green waste bins to reduce landfill and has started upgrading Mayes Avenue for improved stormwater management.

The document lists various public meetings for multiple entities in the Logan area, including several Logan City Council committee meetings, scheduled from late September through October.

Logan City Council and Falls Township trustees are working to replace an outdated and ineffective 25-year-old economic development agreement that is set to automatically renew soon.

Logan City Council has declared that individuals wearing smart glasses with hidden cameras in public will be physically assaulted, with immunity from prosecution for those who destroy the devices.

Logan City is holding a second open house on October 5th to discuss draft code for data centers, despite a current moratorium and no active proposals.

Logan City Council is trialling drones to ignite planned burns in bushland, enhancing safety and speed in fire risk reduction.

A proposed 24-hour warehouse and showroom complex in Slacks Creek faces flood concerns previously raised by Logan City Council, despite design modifications.

Logan City Council urges pool owners to check safety measures before summer to prevent drowning and water-related incidents.

Logan City Council is exploring options, including geothermal investments, to achieve its 50% renewable energy goal by 2030, despite a recent decline in renewable energy sources.

The Logan Municipal Council is facing controversy over the Canyon Road right-of-way documentation, with residents demanding proof and the Mayor recusing himself due to a conflict of interest.