We recommend you meet with us for formal advice if you are planning a project that is large, complex or likely to be contentious in nature. This includes:Dual occupancies,  Multi-residential,

 Bayside Council encourages residents to capture the beauty of our local area and contribute to art and design in Bayside’s public spaces through art and design competitions. &

Our NAIDOC Week 2023 project highlights the strength, leadership and connection our Elders have to the Bay.Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay artist Dennis Golding worked with local Elders during NAIDOC Week 2023 t

What is an Annual Fire Safety Statement? Each year, the owner of a building to which an essential fire safety measure is applicable must submit an Annual Fire Safety Statement for the building to C

Life in Bayside Council has a great deal to offer for all of our residents, from the youngest to the oldest. Great beaches and open spaces, proximity to the city and good public transport makes for a

 Bayside Council is committed to being a child safe organisation, by embedding the NSW Child Safe Standards into our leadership, governance and organisational culture.  We believe al

Report an issue that Council should be aware of. This includes reporting abandoned vehicles, dumped rubbish, or potholes.

 Disclosure of Interest Returns are required to be lodged by Councillors and designated officers in accordance with the Code of Conduct. Councillors (2023/24 Return)Councillor Joe Aw

Bayside Council has a number of Waste Education programs to promote waste reduction in our LGA. 

Waste and recycling services, including our collection calendar, waste education, drop-off facilities and more. 

Bayside Council is divided by five wards. Each Ward is represented by three councillors who are elected by the people who live in those Wards. 

We have Council meetings every month, with additional extraordinary meetings as required.  You are welcome to attend a Council or Committee meeting to observe, or to share your position on ag