01/09/2026
We've walked every suburb. We've listened. Now we want to hear every story.
Two years ago, through the City's Local Convos initiative, we walked every suburb and listened to what mattered most to local communities.
In Balga, you told us that you wanted better lighting at Princess Wallington Reserve Dog park. Lighting upgrades were completed during the 2025/26 financial year.
In Mirrabooka, you highlighted the importance of a vibrant community hub and crime prevention. Since then, the City has completed the $1 million upgrade of Mirrabooka Town Square, delivering new seating, shade, public art and a welcoming community space. The City has also undertaken CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) assessments and committed $250,000 towards community safety improvements at Mirrabooka Town Centre, Lively Park and the Ashbury Crescent reserve. Targeted Community Patrols have also been introduced in Mirrabooka Town Centre.
In Nollamara, we heard that safer and more accessible walking routes were important. The City has continued delivering its Footpath Network Program to improve connectivity and accessibility.
In Westminster, community safety was a key priority. Since then, the City has continued to prioritise the Safer Suburbs Rebate program which is available now.
Now it's time to check in again.
What's changed? What makes your suburb great? What should we focus on together?
Be the voice of your local community. Complete the Living Locally Community Survey and help shape what it means to live locally.
Many of these projects were made possible through the support of your ward Councillors. Thank you, Councillor Andrea Creado for Balga Ward - City of Stirling and Cr Michael Dudek - City of Stirling, for your continued commitment to the community.
COMPLETE SURVEY | www.stirling.wa.gov.au/livinglocally