Rates

Pay your rates, request a copy, supplementary notices, payment plans
Family and community

Kindergartens, child care, youth, aged, community and disability services, family safety
Parking and roads

Maintenance schedule, drains and nature strips, school crossings, fines, permits, report an issue
Property and planning

Advice, building and planning permits, Local Laws, major projects

Waste and environment

Order bins, hard waste collections, report littering, fire and smoke, septic tanks
Arts, sports and facilities for hire

Major attractions and annual events, parks and reserves, libraries, venues to hire
For business

Advice for start-ups and existing businesses, permits, footpath and street trading
City and Council

Casey history, councillors, meetings, ward structure, pay a fine, annual report

Pets and animals

Pet registration, animal fine, lost and found, wildlife rescue, report an animal issue
Events Calendar

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Keep your cat on your property

Cats must always be kept within your property, as outlined in Casey Community Local Law 2023 and the Domestic Animals Act 1994

You must keep your cat on your property to protect both the cat and native wildlife, as well as reduce nuisance issues with neighbours. You may be fined if your cat is found off your property.

You can use Snap Send Solve to report stray cats.

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