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| Logan City is alive with activity this October, with birthday celebrations, an energy saving expo, and movies every weekend. Join the party! | ||||
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| Wall-E Saturday 3 October Meakin Park Meakin Rd, Slacks Creek Bedroom Stories Saturday 10 October Hills International College Front oval, Jimboomba The Tale of Despereaux Saturday 17 October Village Green, Logan Village |
Beverly Hills Chihuahua Saturday 24 October Riverdale Park Armstrong Rd, Meadowbrook Bolt |
Confectionery and soft drinks will be available for purchase from
6.15 pm. Movies begin at sunset (approximately 7 pm). For more information, contact the Logan Entertainment Centre on 3412 5626.
Learn how to live sustainably at the 2009 Logan Water and Energy Expo. Trade displays and information about Logan's water network, parks, planning and the environment will feature at the event, being held on 25 October.
The Expo runs from 10 am to 2 pm at the Logan Entertainment Centre, 170 Wembley Road, Logan Central.
Ranger Stacey from Totally Wild will be there from 11.30 am to
1.30 pm. Other attractions include food, entertainment, workshops, giveaways and much more!
Visit the web site for more information.
What’s big, colourful, full of interesting stuff, and coming to a venue very near you? Council's "youth van" has been officially unveiled and is set to entertain and inform local youngsters with its wealth of information and activities.
The van is fitted with computers and internet access, an LCD screen, wheelchair access and a big collection of sports and arts equipment.
The youth van will visit each division within Logan City over the next two months. The van's first public appearance will be at the official opening of Logan Metro Indoor Sports Centre, on Saturday 3 October.
Visit the web site to find out more about the van.
A night to celebrate with Robbie McEwen! Join us for a tribute to Robbie McEwen's amazing life journey on Friday 13 November. With guest speaker Duncan Armstrong and entertainment by "Those Tap Guys".
There will be a silent auction featuring signed jerseys by Lance Armstrong, Robbie McEwen, and other world renowned cyclists. Proceeds to Cancer Council Queensland.
Where: Logan Entertainment Centre
170 Wembley Road, Logan Central
Dress code: Business attire
Tickets: $105 pp or table of 10 $950
Bookings essential by 20 October 2009
Phone Box Office on 3412 5626
BDS Logan City Sports Awards Ceremony
2010 Australia Day Awards Nominations Open
A night to celebrate with Robbie McEwen
Council services and programs
A friendly message from the Logan City Mayor Pam Parker
It's time to celebrate as Logan turns 30!
You know what they say - time flies when you are having fun!
It is hard to believe Logan is celebrating its 30th birthday this year. As a community we have seen so many changes and achieved so much that many could be forgiven for assuming we are a lot older than our tender 30 years.
When the first Logan Shire local government elections were held in March 1979, who could have predicted the hurdles we as a community would encounter and overcome on our rapid rise to prominence as one of Queensland and Australia's largest council areas?
I take my hat off to the founding members of the Council, both staff and elected members, who put in the hard yards and showed immense vision to make the tough decisions that we continue to reap the benefits of.
But like so many in our community, Council rises to a challenge and we are extremely proud of where we as a city are situated and what the future holds for our residents and businesses.
And as we all know, in Logan we do not do things by halves so on Saturday we will not only be celebrating our 30th birthday, but also our first anniversary as the new Logan following the March 2008 local government reform.
And what better place to celebrate these milestones than at our international-standard Logan Metro Indoor Sports Centre? The jewel in Council's sporting facilities crown, the $17 million complex was recently unveiled and is further proof Logan is leading the way in delivering a lifestyle we all want to share in.
I encourage each and every resident to come along and celebrate not only what we have achieved as a city, but rejoice in the fact we call one of Queensland and Australia's most liveable cities home.
Hope to see you all there.
Pam Parker
Your Mayor of Logan City
Kerbside collection
Residents living in Jimboomba, Veresdale Scrub, Veresdale, Cedar Vale, Mundoolun, Cedar Grove, Woodhill, Stockleigh, Logan Reserve, Tamborine, Cedar Creek, Logan Village, Buccan, Chambers Flat, Yarrabilba, Logan Leigh, Waterford West, Park Ridge and Northern Rochedale can see online when kerbside collection is coming to their street during October.
Applications for community services funding now open
Are you a member of a community group in need of funding for a project or activity? The Logan Mayoress' Community Service Committee Inc is currently offering community service organisations the opportunity to apply for grants to help benefit the Logan community.
Community vet clinic opens
Vet visits are not always fun but owners now have cause for celebration following the opening of Council's Community Desexing and Microchipping Clinic this week. The clinic, based at Council's Animal Management Centre, offers discounted pet desexing and microchipping to pensioner concession, healthcare card holders and veteran gold card holders.
Easing the pressure on Logan's pipes
Logan Water's Pressure and Leakage Management Program will save more than four million litres of water per day when complete. The first of 40 areas in the program was commissioned in the new distribution network in September. Visit Logan Water for more information on the program.
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