Eligible members of the community can now attend the Frankston Community Vaccination Hub, located on Level 1, Balmoral Building, Shannon Mall, Bayside Shopping Centre.
Make an online payment for animal registrations renewals, rates, fines and more.
Find out how to dispose of items that aren't accepted in household bins, bin information and more.
If you are passionate about working for a progressive and innovative council, apply within.
If you live in the city of Frankston, you may be eligible for resident parking permits.
Information and details on how to pay your rates.
Access information about living with pets and animals in Frankston City.
Information on how to apply to develop or change the use of land within the Council.
Information on the COVID-19 pandemic, restrictions and how it affects Council services.
This page explains how you can report problems directly to the Council via various methods.
Published on 23 July 2021
Council continues to work collaboratively with all levels of government to deliver ongoing community support to recover from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Published on 22 July 2021
The priorities and aspirations of Frankston City residents have been captured in the Community Vision 2040, following 10 months of intensive community consultation.
Engage Frankston! is Council’s new engagement platform which allows residents, visitors and community groups to have their say on local plans, projects and activities.
27 July 2021
Please join author, Andrea Rowe, for a two-part workshop providing helpful guidance and inspiring examples to write your personal memories and stories.
29 July 2021
Held on the last Thursday of the month from 5-7pm at various locations around the city. Open to Frankston City businesses, entrepreneurs.
31 July 2021
Street Art murals by local and international artists bring the city’s buildings and laneways to life. Book a 1.5 hour Street Art Walking Tour and wander the streets to discover iconic images of Frankston’s past, relive childhood imagery and celebrate Frankston’s urban culture.
Council values feedback and encourages residents to comment on local issues.