Find your bin day, local tip (resource recovery centre) or hopper, waste disposal guide and more.
Raise your concerns with potholes, rubbish, graffiti and more through our online Report It portal.
Pay online for rates, animal registration renewals, fines and more
Lodge and pay for your planning applications online
Pet registration renewals are due by Monday 10 April 2023.
Book a campsite at the Shire's Rosebud, Rye & Sorrento foreshore camping.
Access information about living with pets and animals on the Mornington Peninsula.
View information on the Shire's major projects such as street works, shops and more.
If you are passionate about working for a progressive and innovative council, apply within.
Published on 30 March 2023
Police Point Shire Park is a beautiful heritage property in Portsea, sitting at the entrance to the Point Nepean National Park.
Published on 27 March 2023
Kate Roper has been elected as the new Watson Ward Councillor for the Mornington Peninsula Shire.
We’re pleased to invite residents to dispose of green waste at no cost during our ‘No Charge’ Green Waste event from 28 – 30 April 2023.
31 March 2023
Want to take treasure hunting to the next level? Then the Briars site-wide geocaching is for you! We're putting a Briars spin on traditional geocaching with themed 'caches' or boxes hidden onsite.
Join us Fridays 10am-12pm at Hastings Library for a cuppa, a sweet treat and a chat!Recommended for all ages - everyone is welcome!No bookings required.
Join authors Kylie Ladd and Kerryn Mayne as they chat about their new books, I'll Leave You with This and Lenny Marks gets away with murder.
Discover your local events, parks, facilities, projects, Councillors, bin dates and more
The Mornington Peninsula Shire Council is represented by 11 councillors, elected from six wards.
Get involved! Have your say on a range of Shire plans, projects & activities.
A great way to discover the Peninsula's arts, crafts & local produce is at our celebrated markets
Explore our large and diverse range of parks and reserves for sports, bushwalking and picnics.
There are 145 playgrounds around the peninsula with a variety of play experiences and equipment