Message from the Mayor: Thank you to our emergency services

In the wake of the storms that hit Victoria last Wednesday, we want to reach out to those in Frankston City to let you know how your Council is supporting you, and can continue to provide help.

Since the storms, about 1,300 requests for assistance have been logged from members of our community.  Issues have ranged from fallen trees and limbs, blown over fences and drainage problems, with affected areas including roads, paths, parks, reserves and private property.

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Youth Service Team maintains connections and support during lockdown

Frankston City’s Youth Service Team is maintaining vital connections with our young people by finding new and creative ways to engage and support them during lockdown.

We have received overwhelmingly positive feedback from young people and parents, guardians and carers regarding the value and social connection that it has provided, particularly to young people who may be isolated or too anxious to attend physical Youth Hangouts and programs.

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Frankston City Council continues to support business

Frankston City Council continues to support businesses with an extensive range of supports, grants and programs.

Council’s support complements the State Government’s Circuit Breaker Business Support Package, which has been increased to $460 million. Council’s supports include:

Frankston City Business Mentor Program

Business Concierge Service

Shopfront Activation Grants

Other business grants

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Council responds to residents’ concerns on Heritage Review

Frankston City Council has listened to a number of residents’ concerns and set aside the Frankston Heritage Review 2020 Study.

Councillors have voted unanimously to formally set aside the Heritage Study after listening to a number of submitters who raised a range of concerns including the potential financial impacts of heritage listings for residential properties.

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Golf Links Road Upgrade

Ongoing site investigations late June to November 2021

This work will ensure Major Road Projects can identify and protect underground utility services before commencing major construction in late 2021.

Temporary lane closures, reduced speed limits, and minor traffic delays may be experienced. Allow extra time for your journey and please follow traffic controllers’ instructions.

Ring Major Roads Projects Victoria on 1800 105 105

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Have your say on the Keast Park Boardwalk

Public consultation has been extended until 24 June.

Option one – A boardwalk with wingwalls. A similar style structure to the bowling club and existing deck areas at Keast Park.

Option two – A boardwalk with post and rail. A similar style to the existing structure that is being replaced.

Have your say

The inheritance is not an entitlement campaign

To mark World Elder Abuse Awareness Day this week, the Frankston Mornington Peninsula Respecting Seniors Network has launched the Inheritance is not an entitlement campaign.

Elder abuse is quickly becoming its own pandemic. Financial elder abuse is the most common form of elder abuse, experienced by almost two thirds of elders in Victoria.

If you need support, Seniors Rights Victoria can be contacted on 1300 368 821

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It's National Blood Donor Week

This National Blood Donor Week (14-20 June), we’re celebrating everyone at Frankston City Council who made a change for life. They chose to become donors, and you can too. Australia always needs new donors, but especially right now.

Book a donation and make a change for life with Lifeblood!

Call 13 14 95

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Protect against COVID-19

Getting vaccinated against COVID-19 is the best way of protecting yourself, loved ones and your community.

It’s important to be vaccinated as soon as it’s your turn.

To check eligibility and book your vaccination appointment:

Phone 1800 675 398 press 0 for interpreter service – Some delays may occur

Go online to health.gov.au

Contact your GP

If you have a pre-existing medical condition and/or disability, discuss COVID-19 vaccination with your doctor (GP) before making a booking.

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Snags, politics and raising funds for Community Support Frankston

Frankston City's first Annual Politicians BBQ is a great opportunity to meet your elected representatives from all levels of government to discuss the issues that matter to you. 

Local (Council), State and Federal representatives will be available between 10am and 12pm to chat and answer your questions.

You’ll also be doing a great service for our community, with proceeds from the BBQ donated to Community Support Frankston, who undertake valuable work supporting those most  vulnerable in our local community.

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FrankTALK with Mark Wales

Tuesday 22 June, 1 - 2pm at Frankston Library

How do you rebuild your life when you've hit rock bottom?

Mark Wales thought his life would end in a cornfield in Afghanistan.

Mark and his SAS troops emerged from that scorched battlefield twelve hours later, his mentor gunned down, his dream career now a nightmare. Over four deployments of intense warfighting, Mark watched the line between right and wrong become blurred. When he left the SAS he was adrift, crippled by guilt. Please join us for this extraordinary FrankTALK.

Free event, bookings essential.

 

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Hot Arts for Cool Kids returns these school holidays!

Tuesday 29 June to Friday 2 July, 10am – 12pm daily

Cube 37, next to Frankston Arts Centre

Experience the fun of Hot Arts for Cool Kids as Cube 37 is transformed into a giant art room full of interactive art activities using recycled materials. Perfect for kids aged 4 – 12 years, but grownups are encouraged to get involved in the making process and have some fun too.

There are limited spots available, so book quickly for Frankston’s favourite creative wonderland in the winter holidays!

Children $18, accompanying adult is free!

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Please note, any images that do not include a face mask pre-date the Victorian Government mandate effective Thursday 23 July. Certain images were also taken prior to social distancing protocol. Council urges all residents to stay 1.5 metres apart and wear a face mask when not able to socially distance.

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