Beach report keeps you informed of the recreational water quality at beaches around Port Phillip Bay through daily forecasts and SMS alerts to let you know whether the water is suitable for swimming.
The Shire’s Environmental Health Team provides advice and investigates cases and outbreaks of infectious disease through inspections, sampling and questionnaires.
The Shire’s Environmental Health Team is responsible under the Health Act for investigating environmental issues that are impacting on the health of local residents.
Warm and wet weather can mean more mosquito biting and breeding, including the ones that can carry diseases that make you sick. Your only protection against mosquitoes and the diseases they can carry is to avoid mozzie bites.
Information about buruli ulcer, otherwise known as the Bairnsdale ulcer or Daintree ulcer. buruli ulcer is a skin disease that occurs on the Mornington Peninsula. Be alert, not alarmed.
Problem noises can often be resolved with a simple conversation. However, there are steps you can take if a noise continues to be a problem for you in your home.
Learn how to reduce the risk of ladder-related injuries with practical safety tips, real-life stories and resources to help you use ladders safely at home
Learn how to spot the warning signs of fake tradies, avoid home improvement scams, and protect yourself from high-pressure sales tactics and poor-quality work.
Learn how to recognise and avoid scams, protect your personal information, and access support if you believe you have been targeted by a scam
In this section view information about homelessness on the Mornington Península, including Council's response, the latest statistics, how you can help and what supports are available.