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ROCKINGHAM COUNCIL 2018.Indd City of Rockingham Services PO Box 2142 Rockingham DC WA 6967 Civic Boulevard, Rockingham Western Australia p 08 9528 0333 f 08 9592 1705 e [email protected] Access and Inclusion (Disability) Warnbro Community Y Pioneers Luncheon P 9528 0333 P 9593 6102 A celebratory lunch for residents who have lived in the The City of Rockingham Disability Access and Inclusion Plan Okehampton Rd, Warnbro WA 6169 area for more than 50 consecutive years. Building and Renovating Services www.warnbroy.ymca.org.au Planning Services A Building permit is required for any building work. Community Safety Service Planning approval is required for all development within Career Opportunities P 1300 657 123 the City. www.rockingham.wa.gov.au The service operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Ranger Services Citizenship Ceremonies throughout the year, including public holidays: antisocial Rangers are responsible for a variety of tasks including behaviour, vandalism, suspicious behaviour and ‘holiday enforcement of State and local laws and the protection www.rockingham.wa.gov.au watch’ while away on holiday. City Safe Services of City property. Council Elections Cats Providing information and education to community: To apply for the electoral roll contact 9528 0333. Cats over six months must be registered with Council, safety, security, Ranger, parking, fi re & emergency issues. Council Meetings Community Capacity Building Council Chambers, City of Rockingham Administration Sterilised and microchipped. To develop the capability & resources necessary to make Centre, Civic Boulevard, Rockingham. Dogs the City of Rockingham a centre of continuous growth. Councillors All dogs over the age of 3 months must be registered, Community Centres & Ovals For City of Rockingham Councillors visit microchipped and on a leash at all times. The City provides a number of facilities that are available www.rockingham.wa.gov.au Off-road Vehicles for hire to groups or individuals. Emergency Services Trail bikes and off-road vehicles not permitted on vacant Community & Leisure Facilities Fire Control land within the City of Rockingham. Parking Aqua Jetty Firebreaks on vacant urban blocks and rural land is Rangers enforce parking restrictions, particularly in P 9593 9999 mandatory. Full details are available at the Council 9528 0333. disabled bays, around schools and footpaths. 87 Warnbro Sound Ave, Warnbro Administration Building or by calling Engineering Rates www.aquajetty.com.au The City’s Engineering & Parks Services Division constructs Seniors claim up to 25% off the current year’s rates. Rockingham Aquatic Centre and maintains the city’s roads, drains, parks and reserves, Rubbish and Recycling P 9591 0830 public buildings and coastal facilities. P 9528 8550 Council Ave, Rockingham Environment Millar Road West BALDIVIS www.rockingham.wa.gov.au Consideration of the environment has become a major Council will introduce a three bin rubbish service early in Autumn Centre part of the strategic planning and Council has initiated 2017, one red-lidded bin, one yellow-lidded bin for P 9528 8560 many environmental plans and projects. recyclable materials and one lime green bin for green waste. Cnr McNicholl St & Chalgrove Ave, Rockingham Graffi ti Removal www.rockingham.wa.gov.au Baldivis Recreation Centre P 1800 442 255 Green Waste/Bulk Rubbish Collections P 9528 0333 Health Services The City provides two green waste & one bulk junk and Fifty Rd, Baldivis Food Safety, Public Building Inspections, Noise Surveillance metals collection throughout the year. Child Care and various Health and Wellbeing programmes. Millar Road Landfi ll Libraries P 9528 8600 Millar Road West, Baldivis 1 Sepia Crt, Rockingham www.libraries.rockingham.wa.gov.au Mary Davies Library and Community Centre Mulch, Recycle Yard,Asbestos,Household Hazardous Waste Gary Holland Community Centre P 9591 0800 Tip passes are issued as a barcode on annual Rates. P 9592 3464 17 Settlers Ave, Baldivis Street/Verge Trees 19 Kent St Rockingham Rockingham Central Library Street tree pruning takes place in winter & is scheduled [email protected] P 9528 8683 by suburb annually, unless urgent. Lark Hill Sports Complex Safety Bay Library Youth Services P 9528 0333 P 9528 8611 P 9528 8680 Warnbro Sound Ave, Warnbro [email protected] The Station Youth Centre & Youth Mike Barnett Sports Complex Warnbro Community Library Health Service for the young P 9527 9621 P 9528 8577 aged between 12-24. Cnr Dixon Rd & Goddard St, Rockingham [email protected] RMK Multimedia Marketing 2018© CITY OF ROCKINGHAM SERVICES - PAGE 149 Local Services 2018 EMERGENCY NUMBERS CHILD CARE Asthma Foundation .....................1800 645 130 Ambulance - Emergency .............................000 Out of School Child Care Baldivis Community Association ..... 9524 1132 Police - Emergency .......................................000 Waikiki Family Centre ........................9592 5372 Breast Screen WA ..................................132 050 Fire - Emergency ..........................................000 Rockingham Child Care Services Care Options ......................................9550 7880 Alcohol & Drug Information ......1800 622 847 Sepia Court, Rockingham ...................9592 1499 Carers WA ....................................1300 227 377 ATCO Gas Australia ............................13 13 52 CHURCHES Centrelink .....................................1800 050 004 Bee/Wasp Removal............................9439 6687 Antioch Christian Ministries www.humanservices.gov.au Child Protection ................................9527 0100 Westerly Family Centre Child Abuse Unit ..........................1800 688 009 .............................................................9222 2555 27 Westerly Way, Cooloongup ............9592 7645 Country Womenʼs Association Safety Bay Crime Stoppers .............................1800 333 000 Baldivis Church .............................................................9527 9830 Crisis Care ....................................1800 199 008 Cnr Ingram and Baldivis Rds, Baldivis ...9524 2805 Court House Rockingham ..............................................................9223 1111 Calvary Chapel - Secret Harbour 15 Whitfi eld Street ..............................9527 6433 Dept of Environment Regulation .....6467 5000 Oasis Road, Secret Harbour ................9524 8349 Crest Citizens Radio Emergency Team DFES .....................................................13 33 37 Christian Outreach Centre - Rockingham .............................................................9419 3716 43 Crompton Road, Rockingham .......9592 1771 Friends of Rockingham General Hospital Family Helpline ............................1800 643 000 Church of Christ - Rockingham .............................................................9528 2965 Graffi ti Hotline .............................1800 442 255 78 Frederick St, Safety Bay ................9592 2495 Golden Bay Progress Association ... 9537 1444 Licensing Dept - Rʼham ........................131 156 Church of Christ - Warnbro Good Samaritan Industries ........ 1300 855 130 Lifeline .................................................. 13 11 14 85 Warnbro Sound Avenue, Warnbro ..9593 2133 Kwinana Community Health Centre Marine Emergencies ............................13 14 44 Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints 1 Peel Court, Kwinana ........................9419 2266 Menʼs Domestic Violence .................. 9223 1199 38 Casserley Road, Rockingham ........9527 8846 Kwinana Home Support Service Poisons Information ..............................131 126 Cornerstone Community Baptist Church PO Box 81, Kwinana ..........................9439 3747 Police Assistance ...................................13 14 44 c/-Westerly Centre, cnr Westerly Way LETS - Local Exchange Trading System Rockingham City Council ................9528 0333 & Wilmott Drive, Cooloongup ......041 797 8203 ...........................................9592 2093/9527 1613 Rockingham General Hospital.........9599 4000 Lutheran Church Lucy Saw Centre (Womenʼs Refuge) ..9527 6872 Rockingham Police ................................131 444 Swallowtail Pde, Warnbro ...................9593 9544 Marilla House Community Centre ..9527 9850 State Emergency Services (SES) ..........132 500 Mother Teresa Catholic Church Mental Health Services ................1300 555 788 Rʼham Volunteer Sea Rescue ...........9528 2222 Cnr Eighty & Sixty Eight Rd, Baldivis Muscular Dystrophy Assoc WA .......9380 3400 Shark Reports & ........................................................0427 040 100 Ngala Family Resource Centre ........9368 9368 Emergency Non Water Police ..........9442 8600 New Life Presbyterian Church Palmerston Assoc. Inc. Water Corporation ................................131 375 1 Moreton Crescent ............................9592 4079 Alcohol & Drug Counselling ..............9529 2500 Western Power.......................................131 351 Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Parent Drug Information Centre .....9442 5050 Wildlife Watch ..............................1800 449 453 1 Townsend Street, RʼHam .................9527 1605 Parkinsonʼs West Aust .....................9346 7373 Womenʼs Domestic Violence ............ 9223 1188 OneWay Church Incorporated People Who Care ...............................9379 1944 Helpline .........................................1800 007 339 Hillman Hall, Unnaro St ................0400 442 029 Red Cross ANIMAL AND BIRD Rockingham Assembly of God Rockingham/Peron Branch
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