Community is at the core of all that we do and we are proud to offer a range of ways for everyone in our community to engage and participate in a meaningful community life.
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More than 700 community groups across the Adelaide Hills take advantage of many Council facilities to meet, make, create and engage. Find out how we can support your group to connect with more members and deliver a valued service.
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Emergency events such as bushfires, floods, intense storms and public health crises can strike at any time — and climate change will only serve to intensify extreme weather events. It is important to plan for emergencies and have a plan ready to activate.
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The Adelaide Hills is the perfect setting for a range of community events and the Council is committed to help supporting the delivery of events that bring social and economic benefit to the region.
Find out moreThe Adelaide Hills is filled with wonderful places, people and things to see, do, eat and drink at every turn. This is your go-to place to read all about the best of the Adelaide Hills.
Our team of friendly staff and volunteers are ready to welcome you to our Community Centre's in Norton Summit, Gumeracha and Aldgate. Connect with your community by participating in a range of fun activities and events.
Community Grants provide funding to local groups to help maximise community connections and improve the operation and sustainability of important community and sporting facilities.
Volunteering with Adelaide Hills Council is an opportunity to give back to your local community and work with us to build strong, connected individuals and communities across the Adelaide Hills.
The Adelaide Hills Council is committed to a brighter future for all and creating a community where everyone can participate, engage and thrive.
Annual awards are just one way that Council celebrates the passion and commitment of our community and the positive impact people make — going above-and-beyond in times of need and being inspirational representatives for the Adelaide Hills.
Burning in the Adelaide Hills presents a raft of dangers and as such, is highly regulated and should only be carried out as a last resort and where permitted by Council.
These pages are intended to give you useful and practical information about readiness, recovery and resilience for bushfire planning for you, your family, your community and your business.
Council have activated a Stirling Village Mall Fire Recovery Team to manage our response and support following this incident. This page will provide up to date information and support during the recovery process.
These pages provide you information about support services that are freely available for you, your family and community. You will find information, resources, and links to expert support and services to best meet your needs.