This Budget is about our city, our future: taking opportunities.
Download Council's Budget 2009/2010 (pdf).
Budget at a glance (pdf)
How our budget is allocated to meet the key priorities under the Logan City 2009-2013 Corporate Plan, major areas of expenditure, charges, discounts and rates.
Divisional highlights (pdf)
An overview of the key funding allocations for each of Logan City's 12 Divisions.
Media releases - A Vibrant Community
Amnesty offered as compulsory cat registration introduced
Logan City Council is offering a 12-month amnesty to owners of desexed cats to help them comply with the newly-introduced compulsory cat registration laws.
Game on! Curtain set to lift on Logan Metro Indoor Sports Centre
Council has funded the final stage of $20 million state-of-the-art indoor sports centre in Browns Plains to the tune of $5 million.
Giving local youth an outlet to get active
Council has committed $500,000 in the budget to establish the keenly-anticipated Beenleigh Youth and Community Hub.
aqualogan program a clear winner for the community
Council has reaffirmed its commitment to deliver first class aquatic facilities with a record budget allocation for the aqualogan program.
Council focuses on creating a safer community for all
The safety of residents in Logan City is a priority to Council so it has set aside $250,000 for the continuation of the flagship Logan Safety Camera Program.
A new page turns in the life of libraries in Logan City
Council has allocated a further $4 million in the Budget for the development of the state-of-the-art Logan Central Library.
Stage is set for improvements to Logan Entertainment Centre
Logan Entertainment Centre will undergo a revamp with $4 million approved in the 2009/10 Budget for building extensions.
Community Vet Clinic fills a void in the city
Logan City Council has been selected as one of four Queensland councils to receive State Government funding to conduct pilot studies aimed at reducing the number of unwanted cats and dogs.
Logan rugby scores a try in the 2009/10 budget
Griffith University's Logan Campus will soon be home to the Logan City Rugby Union Club as part of a $3 million project.
Funding gives Caddies Community Centre the green light
Jimboomba's Caddies Community Centre will be able to operate to its full potential thanks to a funding allocation in the 2009/10 Budget.
Tudor Park Community Recreation Centre cools down
The increasingly popular Tudor Park Community Recreation Centre will now be able to offer air-conditioned facilities thanks to a $180,000 allocation in the 2009/10 budget.
Council plants the seeds for a rewarding childhood
Essential works will be carried out to the Acacia Park Scouts/Cadets facility in Browns Plains.
Revamp planned for Beenleigh's entertainment hub
Improved cultural and entertainment opportunities are coming to Beenleigh as part of changes to the Beenleigh Community Centre.
Logan's unique sense of community to be enhanced
A supporter of countless community events and festivals throughout the city, Council will again contribute to a host of major events in the upcoming year.
Media releases - A strong economy
Council takes the confusion out of development application process
A new fees and charges development application structure will be introduced as part of the 2009/10 Budget in effort to simplify the process for residents and developers.
Council ticks off on new planning scheme
$2.1 million has been set aside in the Council budget to continue work on a single planning scheme in Logan to help manage business, environment and residential growth.
Creating a career pathway for Logan's youth
Council is giving youth hope in the face of the Global Economic Crisis by committing more than $2 million over the next four years to its successful trainee program.
Job creation and skills development high on Council's priority list
Logan City Council has set aside $3.288 million from its budget to partner with the Federal Government as part of its $650 million Jobs Fund Initiative.
Funding injection for educational and medical hub
Council has allocated $250,000 to a Meadowbrook/Loganlea Centre Local Plan which aims to support the city's growth through integrated, planned and sequenced development.
Infrastructure set to meet city's future growth demands
Logan City Council will spend more than $16 million to improve wastewater treatment facilities and water supply and sewerage infrastructure in Jimboomba and Logan Village.
Media releases - A sustainable environment
Delivering on environmental ideals and initiatives
Logan City residents will a cleaner, greener, environment thanks to $7 million in initiatives highlighted in the Council 2009/10 budget.
Family favourite gets a facelift
Waterford West's Tygum Lagoon's future has been reaffirmed with a $700,000 commitment by Council in the budget.
Council steps towards a cleaner, greener environment
A $600,000 funding allocation will see Council install a solar panelling system at its Logan Central Administration Building.
Committed to keeping our city and our streets tag-free
Almost $100,000 has been committed to continue to rub out unsightly graffiti throughout Logan.
Media releases - A well managed city
Rising water costs flow on to ratepayers
Council has increased its water and sewerage charges as part of its 2009/10 Budget process.
Fire levy increases to protect rural areas
Logan's annual Rural Fire Levy has increased from $40 to $46 to ensure the brigades continue to effectively protect the city's rural areas.
Putting money into the pockets of pensioners
Logan's annual pensioner remission has increased by 10 per cent to $275 for residents on a full pension.
Taking the headache out of paying your rates
Council offers ratepayers 21 different ways to pay their rates.
Speeches
Budget Speech - Mayor Pam Parker (pdf)
Budget Speech - Cr Luke Smith (pdf)