This page explains how you can report problems directly to the Shire via various methods.
Find your bin day, local tip (resource recovery centre) or hopper, waste disposal guide and more.
Information on how to apply to develop or change the use of land within the Shire.
Pay online for rates, animal registration renewals, fines and more
Provide your feedback and input by making a submission
View information on the Shire's major projects such as street works, shops and more.
Some of our Community Halls can cater for up to 400 participants and are available for hire.
If you are passionate about working for a progressive and innovative council, apply within.
Access information about living with pets and animals on the Mornington Peninsula.
Published on 09 April 2021
Write and record your memories and milestones to share with your family and friends in a keepsake book. Seniors are invited to join us at our libraries for free face-to-face workshops to explore and write your personal memories in a keepsake book of stories and images.
Published on 08 April 2021
Did you know volunteers across the Peninsula help maintain and protect our foreshores and bushlands reserves? Our bushland and foreshores need our love and attention. Currently, we have more than 60 groups of volunteers across the Peninsula. These friends groups help look after and maintain our land – they are absolutely vital for our natural environments.
Mornington Peninsula Shire is proudly supporting Anzac Day services at 12 local townships on Sunday 25 April 2021.
12 April 2021
Among The Trees is a collection of new watercolour paintings inspired by Guymer’s encounters in the Australian landscape
With a nod to Virginia Woolf’s iconic 1929 essay ‘A Room of One’s Own’, artist Tai Snaith has conducted a series of podcast conversations with female-identifying artists whom she admires.
The Overwintering Project is a long-term environmental art project that unites artists around Australia to raise awareness for our most endangered group of birds, migratory shorebirds, and their habitat.
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.
Key areas in townships across the Peninsula are being opened up for more outdoor dining this Summer
There are 145 playgrounds around the peninsula with a variety of play experiences and equipment