The Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale Council appoint Director of Corporate Services, Frazer Sullivan, as interim Chief Executive Officer.

The Shire was proud to welcome new Australian citizens from 15 countries earlier this month.

Families and outdoor enthusiasts recently joined George Walley, Traditional Owner and guide with Off The Beaten Track WA, for a memorable walk through Serpentine's unique jarrah forest.

Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale says farewell to CEO Paul Martin.

Ten native grass trees have found a new home in Heritage Park, Jarrahdale, after spending the past 12 months in a specialist nursery preparing for transplanting.

The area surrounding the upgraded bridge and carpark at the entrance to Jarrahdale is receiving its finishing touches, with revegetation works now complete following the bridge upgrade by Main Roads WA in late 2025.

Residents are encouraged to prepare for the national test Australia’s new emergency warning system, AusAlert, on Monday 27 July 2026.

The Shire has launched its new Library Plan 2026–2031, setting a clear direction for how library services will grow and evolve to meet the needs of our fast-growing community.

Over $8.8 million in State Election commitment funding toward priority road upgrades.

The Shire’s 2026/27 Budget invests in roads, community infrastructure and essential services while supporting the needs of a growing community.

The Shire’s Skill Up Program is continuing in 2026, offering local young people the opportunity to build practical skills and gain industry-recognised qualifications.

The Shire celebrates the 2026 Community History Awards. See this years winners!

The Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale awards the Honorary Freeman award to Athol Wigg JP.

Recent social media commentary has suggested, falsely, that the Shire's roadside rubbish collection program had been stopped due to budget constraints.

The July school holidays are almost here, with a range of free activities and events on offer kids in SJ.

Grass trees that were temporarily relocated to make way for construction have now been successfully transplanted back to site.

Community members, Shire Rangers and WA Police are working together to help address damage to local ovals and reserves caused by e-scooters, off-road vehicles and similar equipment.

Celebrating NAIDOC week 2026: 50 Years of Deadly. Join us in celebrating NAIDOC Week from 5 - 12 July, honouring the strength, culture and resilience of Aboriginal and Strait Torres Islander peoples through a series of workshops and events.

More than 100 new native trees will soon be planted along Abernethy Road, helping to create a greener, streetscape for the local community.

Shire President Rob Coales joined local emergency services and project partners to mark the start of construction on the new Oakford Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade Station.

Please see update on actions the Shire is undertaking in response to concerns raised regarding traffic volumes and heavy vehicle movements along Kargotich Road.

The Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale congratulates two of their own at this year's WALGA Awards.

The Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale has paid tribute to the extraordinary dedication, courage and commitment of its volunteer emergency services personnel, recognising the vital role they play in protecting and supporting the local community at the 2026 Emergency Services Awards Night.

The Council recently approved $150,000 in funding towards the redevelopment of the Serpentine Golf Club clubhouse.

Recently, Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale President Rob Coales and Councillor Matthew Scott attended the opening of the Jarrahdale Cemetery Gazebo.

Flags will be flown at half-mast today in honour of former Councillor and Honorary Freeman, John Kirkpatrick.

The Shire recently welcomed 36 new Australian citizens at a special Citizenship Ceremony celebrating the diversity and strength of the local community.

Winter is here, and with it, more rain and potentially damaging winds. Find out who to contact when you need assistance.

Local rugby league players are set to benefit from safer, brighter training sessions thanks to new light towers at Clem Kentish Oval.

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