Frankston City Council is currently refurbishing, rebuilding, or demolishing the municipality's 60 public conveniences, taking the facilities out of the bluestone age to meet community expectations.

For the provision of safe, accessible, clean and environmentally responsible public toilets, Council has committed $500,000 a year for the next five years in its forward capital budget. Council has also established a Public Toilet Working Group responsible for implementing the Public Toilet Strategy and Design Guidelines  (Acrobat PDF file - 466 KB). These guidelines set a standard for new and refurbished public toilets in the municipality.

Ballam Park Play Ground Facilities

Frankston City Council has rebuilt the Ballam Park playground facilities. Ballam Park is a priority area for Frankston City because of its high level usage and family orientation.

These images show stages of toilet blocks at Ballam Park:

Samuel Sherlock Reserve

The Samuel Sherlock Reserve public toilets have been successfully completed and were launched on the 27 September, 2007.

Key Street Pubic Toilet

Please see link. A fully accessible public toilet was opened in Keys Street, Frankston in 2008.

Frankston City Council, in cooperation with Peninsula Access Support and Training (PAST) were succesful in receiving a $200,000 grant from the Changing Days Funding Program, to provide for ongoing support and services for residents and visitors to Frankston City.

Playne Street

Council is currently upgrading the Playne Street Toilet facility.

Public Toilet Location Map

For more information on Frankston City's public toilets visit the National Public Toilet Map Web site, which has updated information on facilities available in each public toilet location.

If you have any suggestions regarding the design of public toilets around the municipality, please contact the Community Safety Officer on 1300 322 322.