The City's Building Department offers residents advice on regulations relating to all building activity within the municipality. Formal Council approval is required prior to the commencement of any building works including minor works such as the construction of pergolas and sheds, as well as demolitions.

The City of Armadale has a rich diversity of ecosystems and is home to rivers, streams, wetlands, forests, heathlands, sedgelands and woodlands, each with its own array of plants and animals.

The City of Armadale organises and funds an extensive range of community events. Boasting twilight concerts in Minnawarra Park, a range of exhibitions, an art and craft festival, Australia Day fireworks extravaganza and the largest Scottish festival in WA there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Are you organising a wedding, party or community meeting? Are you having trouble finding a suitable venue? Then why not check out the range of facilities the City of Armadale has on offer.

The role of the City of Armadale's Health Department is to ensure that residents and visitors to Armadale enjoy a clean, safe and low risk environment. The Department provides a wide range of services directed at the maintenance, promotion and improvement of public and environmental health.

History House Museum is located within the Minnawarra Precinct in Jull Street in Armadale and is open four days a week.

The City of Armadale operates public libraries in Armadale, Kelmscott and Seville Grove. The City also manages the Birtwistle Local Studies Library which is located within the Minnawarra Precinct in Armadale. Click on the library name for current opening hours and locations.

This online application will enable you to search on any property within the City of Armadale using a simple address search or by navigating to a property of interest using the zoom and pan functions.

The City's Town Planning Department promotes high standards of development and appropriate environmentally sustainable uses of land within the City of Armadale through the City's Town Planning Scheme No.4, Policies and Local Planning Strategy.

Council's Rangers respond to community complaints regarding dogs, straying stock, parking, littering and illegal dumping. Rangers maintain and enforce various State acts of parliament, regulations and local laws relating to animals, fire control and parking.

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The City of Armadale extends over approximately 546 square kilometres with 221 reserves occupying 1817.9 hectares of public open space.

To report pot holes, damaged kerbs or footpaths, flooded streets, damaged reserves (including play equipment) or any other maintenance issues contact the City on 9399 0111 during business hours or 1300 886 885 after hours.

The City of Armadale is committed to the provision of a comprehensive waste and recycling service for residents and aims to conserve natural resources and reduce waste to landfill.